It’s hard to believe but it’s been less than a year since the Miami HEAT faced off against the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2020 NBA Finals. Within that whirlwind year the HEAT experienced the heartache of falling within two games of the championship, underwent an entire free agency and draft period in November, and, not long after, participated in a truncated NBA season that oftentimes felt like a sprint more than a marathon. All of this culminated in a first-round defeat at the hands of the eventual champion Milwaukee Bucks, a foe Miami had conquered just nine months prior.
Re-Energized For The Main Thing
