- Miami Heat release definitive updates on Caleb Martin and Tyler Herro for Game 2 vs. Denver Nuggets
- Donovan Mitchell says Bam Adebayo is a top 5 defender in the NBA
- Magic Johnson says Pat Riley wants to win 1 more ring in the ‘worst way’
- Kevin Love’s team-first message on getting relegated to bench role for Miami Heat in NBA Playoffs
- Jimmy Butler rebukes huge misconception about Nikola Jokic
- Jimmy Butler’s supremely confident message with Miami Heat being down 0-1 to Denver Nuggets
- Report: Caleb Martin misses Miami Heat practice before Game 2 vs. Denver Nuggets
- Veteran scout says Jimmy Butler’s 2023 playoff run has taken him from top 20 to top 10 of NBA
- Goran Dragic says he wants to finish his career with Miami Heat
- Paul Pierce says Caleb Martin is better than Tyler Herro, claims guard’s injury might’ve been blessing in disguise
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- Updated: June 29, 2016
7. Bismack Biyombo
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The youngest player on this list, Biyombo, bursted onto the scene in the second round of the NBA Playoffs this year against the Heat. Last year, the 23-year-old averaged 18.7 rebounds per 100 possessions, sixth-best for players playing more than 20 minutes per game. He is not a polished offensive player, but he plays with serious energy and is capable of crashing the boards with best of them when he wants to.
Biyombo is a shot-blocking paint clogger who plays much bigger than his height (6’9″) suggests. If Miami can’t find a better big man in this year’s free-agency period, Biyombo is certainly worth a look. At the moment, it looks like the native of Congo wishes to stay with the Toronto Raptors, but if the Heat are willing to offer him a better deal, he may consider taking his talents to South Beach.
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