1 Pro and 1 Con from Each Player on the Miami Heat’s 2023-24 Current Roster

Bam Adebayo #13, Jimmy Butler #22 and Kevin Love #42 of the Miami Heat look on(Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Bam Adebayo #13, Jimmy Butler #22 and Kevin Love #42 of the Miami Heat look on(Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
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Caleb Martin, Miami Heat
Caleb Martin, Miami Heat – Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports

Caleb Martin:

Pro: The postseason star seems to have found a home in Miami. Caleb Martin was incredibly efficient for the Heat in the 2023 Playoffs, taking his game to another level when his name was called. Martin has blossomed into a reliable 3-and-D player, sinking 35.6% of his 3s last season and securing one steal per game. He’s another player that shines the brightest when his back is against the wall.

Con: He’s had some ultra-memorable performances for the Heat, but similar to Robinson, Miami needs consistency from Martin. Developing that corner 3 even more than he has would help the Heat. The more players on Miami’s roster that can knock down a shot from a distance, will boost the Heat’s chances to secure a title and stack victories.

Thomas Bryant:

Pro: Thomas Bryant brings fire and energy every time he steps on the floor. He’s a player that will always be willing to make the boring plays, like set screens and box out, but he’s efficient on the offensive end and he’s a mobile big that can at least replicate Adebayo’s game to some degree. With Bryant being in the rotation the Heat should be able to stay active on the block.

Con: Having this high intensity that Bryant brings to the game is usually a positive, but it can also lead to bad decisions. The 6-foot-10 center has a habit of flubbing assignments, like realizing when it’s time to press up on defense or whether it’s time to kick out to a teammate on offense. Defensively, Bryant has to improve in order to stay on the court. Though Spoelstra should be able to find a role to highlight Bryant’s strengths, it will be up to him to earn consistent minutes.