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- Updated: June 29, 2016
3. Al Jefferson
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Jefferson is your prototypical “old-school” big man. He’s a big-bodied, natural center who the Heat would be happy to have down low. He is currently coming off a semi-successful stint with the Charlotte Hornets and is now an unrestricted free-agent.
His numbers have seen a bit of a dip lately, but as the Heat witnessed in their first-round playoff matchup against the Hornets this past season, he can still be nearly unstoppable when he gets going in the low post. Jefferson is 31-years-old but knows the ins and outs of the five spot as well as any big man in the league. Miami could benefit from a big body like his down low while Bosh stretches the floor at the four spot.
Next: Dwight Howard
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