Let's talk about heat culture. Let's talk about the Miami Heat, the team that works harder than anybody else, the only team that has fitness standards. Let's take a look at their upcoming season, Michael Bolton.

Thanks, Josh. It's Michael Bolton here, and it's time for another episode of the Locked-on Fantasy Basketball podcast.

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Right now, new customers can bet just $5 and if your bet wins, you'll get $300 in bonus bets to use across the app. Head to fanggill.com right now to get started. Thank you also for making locked on fantasy basketball your first listen every day. We are free and we are available on all platforms. We're talking about the Miami Heat. First of all, Locked on Fantasy basketball ball still going. We've got 10 spots left in the draft and stash league, which at the moment is the only available league. I anticipate there will be more leagues available this week, but I want that one filled out first, and then we'll get the others going. It is a roto league. All you do is set lineups twice a week that is it long draft test your knowledge get in that

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the description and it is link tree slash l o fb bowl we're talking about the heat for this upcoming

season as we go through these team-specific previews interspersed

with mock drafts and busts and sleeper-type shows, as I'm sure you're all well aware, by now.

So let's take a look at this Miami squad where we did get some updated injury news, which is

always good in a way, like the good part is getting the news versus, hey, opening night

or midway through preseason, something happens. Like we got an idea now about this Tyler Hero injury situation, which changes a lot. Because I would have taken Hero in round three of almost any draft, honestly, and I won't now. Because of the injury that's going to keep him out to begin the season to me, I'd look more in the 70s for him. We'll talk more about him later. Let's have a look at my predicted or projected rotation for the heat, and I'm not sure.

I am including Tyler Hero in the starting group here, and my projected starting group is

Hero, Norman Powell, Andrew Wiggins, Little Chungus Nikolaovich, and Bam, out of bio. You'll notice

that I don't have Kallel Weir there. If I did this tomorrow, I probably would have Calal Ware there, because I just don't really know how Spolster is going to do this with Yoavich versus where in that situation. As for Hero in that spot, I think that when he is out to begin the season, it will undoubtedly, maybe not undoubtedly, but I'm pretty sure it'll be Davyon Mitchell there.

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