Miami Heat: Biggest question for Omer Yurtseven entering 2022-23 Season

Omer Yurtseven #77 of the Miami Heat is interviewed during media day at FTX Arena (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Omer Yurtseven #77 of the Miami Heat is interviewed during media day at FTX Arena (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images) /
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Russell Westbrook #0 of the Los Angeles Lakers hugs Kyle Lowry #7 as Dewayne Dedmon #21 and Omer Yurtseven #77 of the Miami Heat look on(Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images) /

Miami Heat: Biggest question for Omer Yurtseven entering 2022-23 Season

Though only 6’9″ to 6’10” with sneakers, Bam Adebayo is a big guy.

You then have Dewayne Dedmon, Nikola Jovic, Orlando Robinson, and Omer Yurtseven. Now, Robinson has to make the regular roster first, something you don’t quite see happening from the outside looking in but he could impress in camp to stick around in some fashion or another.

When it comes to Jovic, he has wing or guard skills but stands nearly 7 feet tall.

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He’s green, just a rookie, and got banged up a bit in Summer League, so you take all that into consideration with how fast he actually comes along.

Dedmon is going to play, as he has across his first two seasons in Miami. He brings grit, nastiness, physicality, hustle, energy, passion, effort, and can stretch the floor as a big.

He also offers rim protection and other defensive attributes that someone like Omer Yurteven doesn’t. But, that’s just where the Big Yurt’s biggest question lies heading into the 2022-23 NBA season.