There was no Cinderella run through the NBA Playoffs for the Miami Heat this year. After making it all the way to the NBA Finals as a No. 8 seed last season, Miami got plastered by the Boston Celtics as the No. 8 seed this time around. The Heat only won one game in the series, and truly never had a chance with Jimmy Butler and Terry Rozier both out with injuries.
The Heat have been a middling team in the Eastern Conference over the last five years, but somehow have two unlikely appearances in the NBA Finals to show for it. Lead executive Pat Riley isn’t satisfied. Riley
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