James announced to join the Heat. Is there anything to see in the NBA?

The joining of James made the Heat form a super trio of "James+Dwyane-Wade+Chris-Bosh" as expected. Just like when the Celtics formed the Big Three in the summer of 2007, the outside world unanimously questioned whether only the Big Three could win the championship. Now the same question will be thrown to the Heat. In fact, the answer is simple: the Heat still needs to run in next season. The following is the detailed judgment of the Heat Big Three:

1. The Heat is not only the biggest winner in summer, but also wins the future.

First of all, it is different from the Big Three of the Green Army (not meaningful), that is, youth. The Heat Big Three are all rookie of the same session, among which Wade is only 28 years old, Bosh is only 26 years old, and James is nearly half a year away from his 26th birthday (which is very precious). This is a group that is much younger than when the Big Three of the Green Army joined the army. Their future development will definitely surpass the combination of "paul pierce+Garnett+ray allen" because they have more time (which is very valuable).

Just like if we have to add a deadline, considering that the golden age of NBA players is often between 29-365,438+0, and referring to the performance of the Green Army who entered the finals last year, the average age of "24.6" is likely to be at least 8 years in the future (very precious). Eight years later, Wade was 36, James was 33, and Bosh was 34-the same age as the Big Three of the Green Army last season.

Secondly, many people think that the team has only eight players (only two have confirmed contracts, the Big Three have not officially signed contracts, and there are three rookies), and the Heat does not have the strength to attack the championship next year. This view is only half right. The current heat is really a tofu waist with steel head and iron feet, and there are almost no reliable players on the bench. However, when the Big Three of the Green Army became the army, Rajon Rondo had not yet become a climate, and no one believed that glen davis would be such a useful substitute in the future. But as long as President Pat Riley works hard, they will surely get a group of veterans and new talents in the future. Just like the veterans when the Heat won the championship in 2006, the success of the Heat means that it can be copied to an end.

2. The Heat's top management will be as stable as ever, which is the cornerstone of winning the championship.

Earlier, a source close to Wade revealed: Riley will not take over as coach, and young coach erik spoelstra will continue to coach. Just like when the Green Army, general manager Danny Anji and Doug Rivers joined hands, such a coaching staff was the most stable period.

3. The Heat needs to add a big man first, and the significance of this line can depend on cultivating rookie.

Mark Stearns, an ESPN expert, thinks that whether James joins or not, they must have a big man who can defend. A big man tall enough to defend, their market price is very high. A typical example is brendan haywood who just renewed his contract. However, for the Heat, which already has three giants, their requirements for big men may be lower. I think there are a few rookies who can satisfy them. President Riley always thought that on the night of the draft on June 29th, it took off the 7-foot-tall Dexter Pittman, and NCAA blocked King jarvis varnado's shot.

Now, kendrick perkins, the starting center of the Green Army, was only a young coolie when the Big Three of the Green Army became an army. After careful training by the Green Army, he grew into an inside lock. Just like if Pittman's comprehensive strength is not enough to compete with Perkins, then Varnado can average 4.5 blocks per game in college, at least on the defensive end, which can give the Heat the greatest support. Pitman is a talented inside attacker. He got into the second round only because he was slightly obese. As long as he is alone, he is a qualified first-round talent.

In addition, the Heat can renew joel anthony's contract with the basic salary. Although he is short of height and talent, his rebounding and defensive ability have been demonstrated, and he can be a qualified starting center for the Heat next season.

4. In the future, it depends on the veteran. michael beasley and Mario Yuanmos will leave the team.

Earlier, it was reported that in order to welcome James, the Heat would drop the second place Beasley and RMB Moss. The purpose of doing this is to make room, and the second is to get enough land for the end of combat power. If the Heat want to hit the championship next season, attracting veterans will become an inevitable means. Just like PJ Brown, when the Celtics won the championship, the Heat would find their own veteran.

Raf Alston, who played for the Heat last season, is a very good choice. The "streetball king" who still hopes to make a difference means that he can temporarily supplement the starting position of the Heat. Because Wade and James are enough to solve the problem of backcourt organization and attack, the only requirement for the point guard is that he can hold the ball and defend steadily, and Alston will achieve the goal perfectly. In addition, udonis haslem and Quentin Richardson, who both played for the Heat last season, can consider renewing their contracts, which can make up for the shortage of substitute seats.

To sum up the above four points, the future of the Heat is naturally limitless, and Riley has also laid many pieces for the next eight years. Even looking forward to next season, as long as the Heat operates properly, they are already qualified to imagine a championship ring.