The Miami Heat strengthened their roster by acquiring Norman Powell in a three-team trade involving the Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz. While some fans expected a blockbuster deal, the addition of Powell represents Miami's most significant offseason move. Despite not being a superstar, Powell averaged 21.8 points last season with notable shooting efficiency. His skills in quickness, shot creation, and three-point shooting address crucial offensive needs for the Heat, potentially aiding their climb in a competitive Eastern Conference playoffs scene.
Powell, a late-blooming 32-year-old shooting guard/small forward, was one of only six NBA players last year to average at least 21 points (he was 21.8), with at least 48% shooting from the field and 40% on three-point shots.
Adding Powell to provide much-needed offensive firepower could lift the Heat to a team that can compete for a top-four spot in a conference wide open after the co-favorite Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks.
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