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The Miami Heat have been awful to start the season, and are making my prediction about them being a nightmare for the Raptors looks awful.

Writer Chris Lambert admits his preseason prediction that the Miami Heat would be a playoff nightmare matchup for the Toronto Raptors was incorrect. Despite entering the season with high expectations around a frontcourt featuring Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo, Miami has struggled out of the gate to a 4-6 record through their first 10 games.
Lambert argues that Miami's offense lacks spacing and their defense ranks among the NBA's fifth-worst, undermining their perceived threat. He also notes that Miami's bench is the fifth-lowest scoring in the league, claiming the Raptors have the defensive personnel—including Scottie Barnes and Kawhi Leonard—to neutralize Antetokounmpo.
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