Image by Getty Images via @daylifeUntil the balls started bouncing this season, the expectation was the Heat’s crunch-time, closing lineup would feature Chris Bosh at center, Udonis Haslem at power forward, with Mike Miller, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade at the perimeter spots.
For now, figure on dual closing lineups, ones that feature Bosh, Wade, James and Miller (once he’s all the way back) with either a defensive component at center, such as Joel Anthony, or a defensive component at point guard, such as Mario Chalmers.
The shame is that either might not be good enough to play closing minutes for a championship contender.
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