"Everybody is tired of being in the bottom third in offense," lamented Heat sharpshooter Duncan Robinson, reflecting on the challenges and frustrations faced by Miami's offense over the past two seasons.
The Heat's offensive process has been poor, reflected in their bottom-third rankings in offensive efficiency, leading to a struggle in creating quality scoring opportunities despite having elite defenders.
Miami ranked first in mid-range shot frequency but suffered from poor rim and three-point shooting rates, spotlighting a need for a change in their offensive strategy.
With one of the best defensive units led by Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler, the Heat needs to translate that defensive success into a more effective offensive approach to compete.
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