All-Star break - NBA Power Rankings

#9 Miami Heat

Once again Chris Bosh is getting sidelined with an illness coming out of the All-Star break

Last Week: 1-2

Not how the Heat wanted to go into the All-Star break, even if they were playing two of the four tops seeds from the West. You would have liked to see the Heat at least split their games vs the LA Clippers and San Antonio Spurs last week, considering they were both at home.

While they were at least competitive against the Clippers, they showed little offensive punch against the Spurs, something that has plagued them all season long.

Second Half: Find some consistency, anywhere, from anyone. That’s almost all I have for the Heat, who have been maddeningly inconsistent all season, especially on the offensive end where they can’t seem to find anything approaching a rhythm.

While Chris Bosh has been good, they have to, I repeat have to get better synergy from Dwyane Wade and Goran Dragic. This team fancies themselves a top tier Eastern Conference team, but they will do nothing but score 90 points a game in the playoffs if they don’t get these two guys going together.

And now with Chris Bosh out for an extended period of time with a blood clot, this could be all she wrote for the Heat