Miami Heat: Top 5 individual performances to date in 2019-20

By Simon Smith | Mar 15, 2020

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With a (hopefully) short hiatus in the regular season, here’s a look back at the top five individual performances to date for the Miami Heat.

The Coronavirus pandemic has completely shaken the world as a whole. And while the NBA community is still wondering what will happen next, it’s an opportune time to look back at what’s been accomplished so far.

Coming off a 39-win season, the Miami Heat have already notched 41 wins with 15 games remaining. The most notable change as a team, despite the obvious influx of new personnel, has been their explosion at the offensive end of the floor. Having finished 26th in the league in offensive rating last season, the Heat have stormed up to seventh overall, with their conversion behind the 3-point line a large contributing factor.

In jumping from 21st to first overall in 3-point percentage, the Heat have established themselves as one of the more potent offensive threats in the league, with their 40.9 percent clip at home further evidence of this.

Contributing to their 41 wins have been some sublime individual performances coming from a host of players on the roster. While some have been more subtle, others have stood out significantly on the evening’s boxscore.

So with some time between now and Miami’s next regular-season game, here’s a look back at the top five individual performances of the 2019-20 season to date.

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