Miami Heat

Podcast: Early-season Miami Heat observations, and what might be sustainable

The Miami Heat is who we thought they were.

Through the first four games of the season, there have been very few Heat surprises.

The defense looks to be elite, as expected.

The offense looks better when Kyle Lowry is playing, as expected.

Tyler Herro looks like he has made a leap, as expected.

Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler are still the team’s two best players, as expected.

And the projected rotation has turned into the actual rotation.

On this week’s episode of the Heat Check podcast, David Wilson and Anthony Chiang played some buy or sell with early-season developments. They also explored one aspect of the Heat’s offense that should be monitored in the coming weeks.

As always, please continue to rate, review and subscribe to catch all of the Heat Check episodes throughout the season. Thanks for listening.

Anthony Chiang
Miami Herald
Anthony Chiang covers the Miami Heat for the Miami Herald. He attended the University of Florida and was born and raised in Miami.
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