7. Glen Rice
Glen Rice played six seasons with the Heat, and most consider him to be the first “star” in franchise history.
Rice not only proved to be one of the league’s best scorers early on in his career, but he also led the franchise to their first playoff series in 1992, and led them to their first playoff victories in 1994.
Though the small forward never made it to an All-Star game during his six seasons in Miami, he averaged 19.3 points per game and scored 9,248 total points from 1989-1995—the 10th-best total in the NBA during that time frame.
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