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The biggest question for the Miami Heat this offseason has been the offensive fit of Giannis and Bam Adebayo, but they will figure it out.

Alexy Berson of All U Can Heat argues that Miami Heat critics are wrong to worry about floor spacing with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo sharing the floor. Berson points out that head coach Erik Spoelstra previously guided Miami to two NBA Finals with multiple non-shooters in the starting lineup during the Jimmy Butler era, suggesting the coaching staff can overcome offensive challenges.
The writer highlights Antetokounmpo's elite playmaking and talent alongside Adebayo's evolving offense, noting Adebayo shot 35 percent from three-point range during the 2024-25 season. Berson expects the Heat to leverage their versatility and screen actions, concluding that the duo's physical passing and finishing skills will allow Miami to find offensive success over the 82-game schedule.
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