The Miami Heat, despite the acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo, still have a problem in the backcourt.
Writer Michael Saenz argues that while acquiring Giannis Antetokounmpo solved the Miami Heat's need for superstar power, the team still faces significant concerns regarding backcourt playmaking. Saenz notes that relying solely on Antetokounmpo to run the offense may not fully resolve the franchise's long-standing playmaking deficiencies.
According to the analysis, Miami prioritized perimeter shooting over ball-handling by adding players like Tim Hardaway Jr. and Klay Thompson. While this strategy complements Antetokounmpo, Saenz suggests the lack of a natural playmaking guard could create offensive issues if Antetokounmpo misses time or struggles with creating opportunities.
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