Famous speaker: The Heat’s lineup is disorganized but they are good at showing off their power from behind and should have no problem making the playoffs.

Today, former NBA player and famous speaker Tim Legler talked about the future of the Heat when he participated in the podcast ALL NBA Podcast.

"I think last year's performance (being swept in the first round) does not reflect the Heat's strength this season. Mid-season injuries (torn Achilles tendon) to Drew Smith and others also affected the team. I think the actual strength of the Heat is underestimated. I predict that they can win 37 games this season. Although I am not very optimistic about their lineup, if everything goes well, for example, if Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayor continue to perform at a high level, Norman Powell will also have an explosion, and coupled with the help of Andrew Wiggins and others, this team will still have a chance to play well. Wrong grade. After all, the Heat have always been known for their tenacity, and despite their poor performance last season, this tenacity may inspire them to make a difference in the new season. In addition, the competition in the lower half of the Eastern Conference is relatively less fierce, which means that as long as the Heat can maintain stability, they have a good chance of making the playoffs. The thing about the Heat is that even though their roster looks a little disjointed, they have a group of players who can fight hard. Also, the Heat have historically been good at finding their rhythm late in the season and eventually making the playoffs, and I believe something similar will happen this year. "Legler said.