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What do the Heat have to do to replace Chris Bosh’s offensive production?
Going in to the All Star break, there were a myriad of questions surrounding the Miami Heat. Will Chris Bosh be able to play this season after another blood clot scare? Was a 5-year max contract really worth the abysmal stats Goran Dragic has put up in the first half of the season? Will Dwyane Wade’s nagging injuries ever go away?
The answers to these questions will become more clear as the second half of the season progresses, but in the interim, while Bosh is out indefinitely, the Heat have to find ways to replace his offensive production to stay competitive in the tightly packed Eastern Conference where they currently sit at 4th place, just 2 games ahead of the 8-seed.