Heat: 3 burning questions for Miami during the NBA resumption

The Miami Heat will enter their portion of the Orlando NBA resumption schedule with hopes of being the team to knock off the Milwaukee Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers. Jimmy Butler has had his fair share of letdowns in the playoffs and will be on a mission to erase all doubts that he can lead a team to the promised land.

Before the hiatus, the Heat was 4th in the Eastern Conference with a record of 41-24. The Heat ranked 15th in points scored and 11th in points allowed which has them right around the average mark.

However, they will be a tough out for any opponent. Their perimeter game is one of the best in their league and Erik Spoelstra has his team moving the ball with great precision.

What success will come down to is defense and hustle. Can Butler be the person to help the younger guys like Kendrick Nunn, Bam Adebayo, Duncan Robinson, and Tyler Herro reach their full potential?

With that being said, are three burning questions for the Miami Heat ahead of the NBA resumption.

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