3. Zoran Dragic
Zoran is simply a wild card at this point. Acquired at the trade deadline from the Phoenix Suns along with his brother Goran, Zoran was a blip on the radar up until the last game of the season.
In the victory over the Sixers, the younger Dragic showed that he was more than capable on the court in posting 22 points on 9-of-17 from the field along with three treys. His 22 points were the second-most of any player in the game.
While the performance certainly caught the attention of Heat Nation, the shooting guard is still too much of a mystery at this point. He averaged just 6.2 minutes per game with Miami since being acquired in February and hadn’t played in any more than four minutes in a single game.
With Phoenix, Zoran appeared in just six games and never saw more than three minutes in a single contest.
His start versus the Sixers was more of a tryout for next season than anything else. There is no guarantee the 25-year-old will be back in a Heat uniform next season, but his performance versus Philadelphia certainly caught the attention of those within the organization.
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