Bismack Biyombo

If there is one weakness that sticks out for the Heat, it is their frontcourt depth. After trading away Kelly Olynyk in the Victor Oladipo deal, Miami was left with very little in the frontcourt.

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Dwayne Dedmon has played well recently, but adding someone that can anchor the second unit in the middle should be near the organization’s to-do list this offseason. Bismack Biyombo could fill that void.

While Biyombo hasn’t quite lived up to the expectations of a No. 7 overall pick, he has carved out a role in his career as a high-energy big that makes some impact in the paint. He is a solid rim protector and rebounds the ball well, two areas Miami struggled mightily in this season.

Biyombo won’t offer much outside of dunks and putbacks offensively, but he should be a relatively cheap source of rebounds and block shots for Miami.