MIAMI, FLORIDA – MARCH 07: Victor Oladipo #4 of the Miami Heat dribbles up the court against the Houston Rockets during the second half at FTX Arena on March 07, 2022 in Miami, Florida. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
Victor Oladipo’s comeback has been nothing short of inspirational. He is slowly but surely surging into a resemblance of the old Oladipo we saw and loved with the Indiana Pacers. The only issue has been the looming question, “Was his comeback too late?”
The Miami Heat finished the season 6-1 after that horrendous 0-5 losing streak they endured in late March. They hashed their issues and now look ready for the playoffs. Oladipo’s rehab recovery was more than necessary and very practical since Miami stayed afloat, securing that number one seed.
Will the Miami Heat find a rotational fit for Victor Oladipo in their second unit?
Miami now has found their set starters with the latest Max Strus for Duncan Robinson switch, but the second unit, with the obvious exception of Tyler Herro, always has for improvement. Some matchups will rely heavily on a post-focused Bam Adebayo and Dewayne Dedmon combo, while others might see Caleb Martin defending the 4. That is something I hope consistently holds.
Even Robinson and Gabe Vincent will be complimentary to Herro’s execution. Oladipo, as it has of late, will be the question mark or the odd man out. But does he have to be?
He knows this season has been a rollercoaster of an emotional ride, but he definitely has his spirits up.
“Unfortunately I wasn’t dealt the right cards. Right now, I’m in a position where I have all I need to maximize whatever it is I need to maximize as far as my health goes. Right now, I’m feeling better.”
The fact is, he shouldn’t be shunned or forgotten early on, especially since…
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