5 Reasons Why the Miami Heat Shouldn’t Blow it Up

5) Adding to the Core

It's hard to see the Heat and their management drawing many conclusions about their core with the injuries they suffered prior to the postseason. Without Butler and Terry Rozier, the Heat lost two of their top weapons against the Celtics in Round 1. Miami will be a fascinating team to watch this offseason, knowing very well they won't be content with a first-round exit. Miami remains a very attractive destination for free agents, and we already know the player movement which transpires in an NBA offseason. The Heat should be a player in both aspects, depending on the conclusions they came to after an uncharacteristically early exit. 

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2) Bam Adebayo is an Elite Two-Way Threat

Bam Adebayo is probably underrated for all that he can bring to a basketball team. Adebayo is an elite defender with strong rim protection skills, and he's continued to add more offense to his game. Adebayo is good for 20 and 10 per game, which when you pair with his elite defensive skills, equates to a major piece for how the Heat operate. With Butler and Adebayo as a 1-2 punch, it's hard to envision a world where the Heat would blow up their core and start again from scratch. 

3) Erik Spoelstra Remains an Elite Head Coach

It's hardly a secret that Erik Spoelstra is one of the best coaches in the NBA, if not the best. What Spoelstra is able to get out of the Heat roster on a yearly basis is special. Miami's management team continues to be strong at scouting young talent, knowing that Spoelstra has the ability to coach them up and make them fit into his strong system. It's hard to see the Heat going in the direction of a rebuild or even a retool with Spoelstra in the fold. He's going to help create wins no matter who you put on the floor in Miami. 

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4) Youngsters Showed Promise (Again)

Developing youngsters into prominent role players in the NBA has been a common theme for the Miami Heat, especially of late. Erik Spoelstra and Miami's coaching staff have gotten multiple players big raises in free agency, while figuring out what pieces fit into the core and which don't. Jaime Jaquez Jr. is the latest talent developed in-house by the Heat, and he's coming off averaging double-digit points per game for the Heat in the playoffs. Jaquez Jr. showed flashes of elevated play during the regular season and in the playoffs, creating either a valuable trade chip or someone they can make use of for depth. 

5) Adding to the Core

It's hard to see the Heat and their management drawing many conclusions about their core with the injuries they suffered prior to the postseason. Without Butler and Terry Rozier, the Heat lost two of their top weapons against the Celtics in Round 1. Miami will be a fascinating team to watch this offseason, knowing very well they won't be content with a first-round exit. Miami remains a very attractive destination for free agents, and we already know the player movement which transpires in an NBA offseason. The Heat should be a player in both aspects, depending on the conclusions they came to after an uncharacteristically early exit. 

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