Heat's fatal weakness comes with silver lining they must take advantage of

"The Heat actually rebounded well for 3 1/2 quarters, but eventually were worn down by the Magic, and a string of backbreaking offensive rebounds doomed the Heat. Bam Adebayo had a solid game rebounding, but he needs help if he is going to hold up for 82 games. Miami tried to incorporate Precious Achiuwa, but his preseason was so bad the Heat pulled the plug."

"So given that Miami does have a roster spot to play with, and potentially two depending upon what happens with Terry Rozier, there is a potential solution floating around in the free agent market to add some size, the Heat should at least kick the tires at. And no, none of these are perfect solutions, but they would fill a needed void on the roster."

"Bol Bol is still just 25, averaged over six points a night last season while getting 12 minutes a night. And while there is no disputing that he is a flawed player who, at best, would be relegated to 10 minutes a night, he is the type of player Miami needs to at least take a look at, especially if they can land him on a cheap contract."

Opening night revealed Miami's lack of size as a decisive weakness; the team rebounded well for most of the game but was worn down by offensive rebounds late. Bam Adebayo produced solid rebounding numbers yet requires frontcourt help to sustain performance across 82 games. Precious Achiuwa failed to secure rotation minutes after a poor preseason. Miami holds at least one roster spot, possibly two depending on Terry Rozier's status, creating an opportunity to add a big. Bol Bol presents a cheap, limited-minute scoring and spacing option. Vladislav Goldin showed summer promise as a true center while Ware shifted to the 4, improving spacing and rebounding balance. Rotational adjustments could unlock added value.

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