Norman Powell's once-clear Heat future suddenly seems uncertain
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Norman Powell's once-clear Heat future suddenly seems uncertain
"Since being named to his first All-Star team, Powell has only played in eight of 16 regular-season games and has been demoted to a sixth-man role in favor of Tyler Herro."
"When both are on the floor, the Heat have a -4.0 net rating. It's kind of a big problem when two of your three best players don't fit together."
"Even if you think they're equal players when it comes to scoring the basketball, Herro is six years younger. He's also a better rebounder and playmaker."
"If there's any knock on Herro, it's his inability to remain healthy. But, especially of late, the same concerns could revolve around Powell."
Norman Powell's situation with the Miami Heat has changed significantly since the NBA All-Star break. He has played only eight of the last 16 games and has been moved to a sixth-man role. His shooting percentages have dropped below 45% overall and under 30% from three-point range. The combination of Powell and Tyler Herro on the court has resulted in a negative net rating, indicating a poor fit. The Heat are more likely to retain Herro, who is younger and more versatile, rather than extend Powell's contract.
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