Markieff Morris’s Versatile Isolation Ability Another Miami Heat Weapon
The Miami Heat are heading into an intriguing little stretch for them in the coming days. Though it’s the final little burst at the end of the season as teams get set for the playoffs, there is also the seeding race to think about in it all.
Unlike a lot of other years though, the NBA’s Eastern Conference is the more dominant one in the league right now.
When you think about teams like Boston, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and the Heat, the latter of the two meeting on Monday night, among the rest of those contending for a spot in the postseason tournament—this is the conference that will be more of a bloodbath.
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In order to continue to elevate to the top of this heap, the Miami Heat will have to continue to be themselves.
That includes ball and man movement, Kyle Lowry’s pace, Jimmy Butler‘s brute force, Tyler Herro‘s electric microwave ability off the bench, Bam Adebayo‘s continued burgeoning development, and at least, decent, long-ranged shooting powered by guys like Lowry, Duncan Robinson, Gabe Vincent, Max Strus, and P.J. Tucker.
That’s not all though. There’s more that’ll need to be done.