The Miami Heat's offseason has been relatively quiet amidst the NBA's frenzied player movements, yet the changes made will impact coach Erik Spoelstra's strategy moving forward.

In, the Heat welcomed Norman Powell, Simone Fontecchio, Kasparas Jakucionis, and Vlad Goldin, while seeing departures such as Duncan Robinson, Kevin Love, Kyle Anderson, and others. The lineup is expected to feature Kel'el Ware at center and Bam Adebayo at power forward, with a potential shift towards more shooting and playmaking by bringing Nikola Jovic into the starting five.

Powell's return to a sixth-man role could add depth to Miami’s bench, bolstering their scoring potential. The Heat may also explore various combinations, including potential starters like Davion Mitchell or even youth options like Jaime Jaquez Jr., as Spoelstra prepares for a more versatile rotation.