If they retain the team in the next 3 years, the Miami Heat will have a higher chance of winning the championship again. Of course if they keep the whole team healthy.
Bam will for sure keep improving along with Tyler Herro. Duncan Robinson needs to be consistent offensively and the rest of the team needs to be healthy.
One thing I would like to see from the Heat is when they try to acquire a legit big man.

I think they're going to have a hard time retaining their team for several years given the amount of stars they've brought in.  The problem is that all their stars are second tier stars.  I don't think they have a shot at winning a title with that roster.  Maybe if they all get healthy next year and have career years, but how long do you honestly think someone like Kyle Lowry is going to be able to compete in the playoffs?  This is why they'll probably be a top 3 seed in the east, but I'd be surprised if they make it out of the first round.  They have too much depth and not enough MVP power. 

Maybe you're right, and the Heat really needs another all-star player who will be able to help Butler on the court. Although, I'd also mention Herro as he's progressing well, and I think he can perform even better next season. As for Lowry, it seems to me the Heat management should trade him, considering he's got a pretty big contract, but he looked useless to the team last season, especially in the playoffs.

We will see it on for the next season.

Each team will always see the weakness of the other team and that's part of planning and playing. They'll have time to study the weakness of their strategies and remember the last championship were Boston has won the first game against GSW?

It seems easy for the first time yet GSW took time and then countered them on where they're good at. That's what they did and the next season, the other teams on the same conference would do the same thing as what they did.

Just referring and looking at Miami Heat's all previous games last playoffs and checking all of their losses, it's only Jimmy Butler that is consistent in having a good production. Their young cores are literally stuck on their worst night if their team is struggling in the game. No adjustments or even trying to force themselves to bring back the momentum and their usual playing performance.

Miami Heat's young core is really impressive since entering the league but sorry, with those consistent inconsistencies by most of them lol, the team will always be experienced the same playoffs result even how good they are in season.

Bam's efficiency inside the court continues to increase as years goes by and now he is the main big of the Heat and he contributes a lot to why they are at the top seed last season. The only problem that I see with the Heat right now is the consistency because most of them aren't consistent especially when it comes to playoffs. When they need them the most, that is the time where they are failing to contribute. I hope they will solve this with the help of experience and chemistry as well.

Like you, I just hope that they will not trades that includes their core players like Bam or Butler or the chemistry might crumble. Just focus on their supporting players and please, I also want the Heat to trade Duncan Robinson. He is a useless player if his threes doesn't sink in because his defensive ability is an absolute sh*t and I know many will agree with me. I'm curious why the management gave him $90M if he plays like that.

Mark Jackson is the reason why Curry is playing like that. Curry is shooting threes more often even though Kerr isn't their coach at that time. It's just that he doesn't have enough experience and he is young at that time that's why they can't win titles. Now when Kerr took over the Warriors, he developed Curry way more and also Thompson and look where they are right now.

Curry is a great player I also believe but I wonder how Curry is right now if the Warriors' coach is different and not Kerr. Will they still win titles? Will Curry be the same Curry that we are seeing right now. Will Curry be a unanimous MVP? Will he win 4 titles with the Warriors.

I mean that’s how Curry’s game has been I would imagine his whole career. At least that’s how his game has been since he was at Davidson in college. I’ll never forget I was in Madison Wisconsin visiting my sister and as we were leaving a diner I saw Curry’s photo on the local newspaper being heralded as the star of the tournament. I remember thinking to myself he’d never turn out to be anything special..boy was I wrong.

You are lucky to had a chance to probably see him in person, for us who are living outside US, our best chance to see him is on live television only. Of course Curry is special, he change basketball and he is dominating it now, though some are not convinced yet that he is the greatest active NBA player now, but his achievement will prove that as continue proving.

Right, Mark Jackson was also a good shooter with he was still a player, and maybe that's what he teach Steph when he was still their head coach that time. And besides, his dad was a shooter himself and that's where Steph maybe pattern his game and then really pushes the boundary in the last decade when he goes farther from the 3 points line, to the logo and then it goes on and on.