As Miami Heat guards get healthy, starting lineup may not matter | Five on the Floor
Tyler Herro, Davion Mitchell and Pelle Larsson all practiced Monday, in preparation for an NBA Cup quarterfinal Tuesday in Orlando. Ethan Skolnick and Brady Hawk discuss who might start, even as the numbers suggest that’s not the Heat’s biggest issue.
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2 Comments
Take the magic to the wood shed
The line up of Herro and Powel is not a good combination. Let them switch position and somebody need to come out from the bench. They can get alternate as starter every game. Play big by starting Ware as Center and play Bam as power forward you cannot just play Herro and powel at the same time because you need to share the ball. Herro has the tendency of not sharing the ball and just 1 dimensional player when he is free. You need a scorer the whole game by fielding these player one at a time will produce better results. Spo should play smart by not playing them at the same time, somebody from these 2 should come out from the bench to be effective.