After the trade of Kyle Lowry for Terry Rozier, the Miami Heat's hopes for a scoring boost have turned into disappointment. Rozier shone with the Charlotte Hornets, averaging over 23 points per game, but his performance has plummeted since joining Miami. This season, he’s producing less than half his previous scoring output, which has led to criticisms of his work ethic and fit within the team.

Meanwhile, the Heat recently traded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors, a move that brought relief from the challenges Butler posed, despite his talent. The transition for Miami has been rocky with a record of only 4-8 after the trade, while the Warriors thrive with Butler in the lineup.

In a recent game against the Cavaliers, the Heat lost despite Bam Adebayo’s standout performance, highlighting the team's struggle to find consistent offensive support. Rozier, tasked with filling the scoring void, failed to deliver, illustrating Miami's ongoing challenges in adapting their roster.