Even with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh leaving their mark on the Miami Heat, it doesn't mean that the team couldn't still use a little extra help. The big three have done their fair share of the heavy lifting and have scored the majority of their teams points, even scoring as much a 90 percent of their teams overall total, and have led the team to a 50-22 record after a rough 9-8 start.
James and Wade have both earned MVP talk, and Bosh is finally adjusting to the new system he is molding into.
Yet, there are still holes and flaws that need to be fixed on this juggernaut of a basketball team. For one, there is still no center worthy of recognition or anywhere near credible. Miami has gone through three different starting centers this year with varied results and have yet to find any consistency or reliability from the five spot with Joel Anthony, Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Erick Dampier all receiving an opportunity.
Miami has even tried Jamaal Magloire, Chris Bosh and Udonis Haslem at center too with less than stellar results.
The point guard spot has easily been the Heat's achilles heel all year long. Their conference riva ...
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