James Ennis
Ennis was the Heat’s Summer League sensation. While Shabazz Napier—Miami’s 2014 first-round rookie—was expected to steal the show, it was the 2013 second-round draft pick who made the biggest impression over the summer.
During the five games of the Orlando Summer League, Ennis led the Heat by averaging 17.2 points per game. He shot 52 percent from the field and beyond the arc, and scored 29 points versus the Brooklyn Nets in his best game of the summer. With LBJ’s departure and the lack of reliable depth at small forward, the 24-year-old could easily establish himself as Miami’s breakthrough player of the year. At 6’7″ and 210 pounds, Ennis possesses the ability to shoot the three, while displaying athleticism in the open court.
With question marks behind Deng at the three, Ennis can unseat Granger as the primary backup at the position.
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