Miami Heat: Season Assessment And Grade For Gabe Vincent
In fact, he found himself being a big part of winning games for Miami. Vincent started twenty-seven games for Miami this past year.
Vincent showed Miami fans that he can play consistently from the bench or starting. Towards the end of the season, when Miami had a rough stretch. Vincent didn’t play as much with Victor Olapido returning to the court.
Vincent didn’t say a word about it. When his number got called though, he didn’t skip a beat. As mentioned earlier, it appears that the Miami Heat have found another high-quality undrafted guy.
To be frank and if this is something he wants, at the very worst, Vincent can be Miami’s backup point guard for a decade.
At best, he might grow into something much more.
Offense
Vincent is a nice backup point guard on your roster. Vincent can hit the open three and run your offense at times.
He can play with any guard on Miami’s roster. The Lowry and Vincent minutes were good this year.
As he has stated since the season ended, he will continue to pick Lowry’s brain this offseason. Vincent shoots well from midrange as well.
Especially during the playoffs, there were times that Miami couldn’t get a bucket, and Vincent would beat his man of the dribble to hit a mid-range jumper. What you like about Vincent the most is that he doesn’t let his offensive game impact the way he plays on defense.
Plain and simple, the Miami Heat found another one. He is a superb option off the bench.