The Miami Heat ended last season on a loss.
Four losses.
The Milwaukee Bucks swept the Heat out of the first round just one year after Miami reached the NBA Finals. The Bucks proceeded to win the 2021 NBA title, while the Heat went back to the drawing board. Miami wasted no time adjusting its roster, finalizing a sign-and-trade deal with the Toronto Raptors for six-time All-Star point guard Kyle Lowry on the first night of free agency. The Heat also extended All-Star Jimmy Butler and re-signed sharpshooter Duncan Robinson.
Butler, who led the Heat in points and assists last year, is pleased with Miami’s offseason moves.