Jimmy Butler, a standout for the Miami Heat, never hesitates to tell it how it is.
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He declared with assurance that the Heat will defeat the Boston Celtics in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals the previous season. Thus, when the Heat are performing well, he will let you know.
When they’re not, he will also tell you the truth.
We are standing in a very lousy place, just where we don’t want to be. Butler stated, “Not great, not terrible, just mediocre,” according to Brady Hawk of Five Reasons Sports. You mention our offense, which has been merely average. You mention how poor our defense has been.
The Heat (11-9) and Cleveland are currently tied for eighth place in the East. Still, only 20 games remain. If the Heat’s journey to the Finals in the previous season taught us anything, it’s that, up until the playoffs, they were essentially mediocre.
So lackluster after twenty games? Butler is accurate. The Heat are located there But if there’s one thing we know about the Heat, it’s that, with Butler leading the way, they usually play their best basketball when it matters most.
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