Heat media selects the top 10 superstars in team history: Wade beats James Butler to top, O Neal Bosh on the list

On August 16, the NBA entered the offseason. Earlier today, the Heat media updated its social media and selected the top ten superstars in the Heat's history. Wade ranked first without any suspense, James ranked second, Butler ranked third, and the other stars on the list include Mourning, O'Neal and others.

Heat media HeatMuse and netizens selected the top ten Heats in history, as follows:

1. Wade 2. James 3. Butler 4. Mooning 5. Bosh;

6. O'Neal 7. Adebayo 8. Haslem 9. Tim Hardaway 10. Dragic.

Wade is undoubtedly the greatest star in the Heat's history. He spent most of his career in Miami and brought countless glory to the team. In the 15 seasons with the Heat, Wade averaged 22.7 points, 4.7 rebounds and 5.7 assists per game, helping the team win the NBA championship three times (2006, 2012, 2013). In the 2006 finals, Wade led the team to win the first championship in the team history and was elected the Most Valuable Player in the Finals, becoming an iconic figure in the Heat's history.

James played for four seasons with the Heat. He formed the "Big Three" with Wade and Bosh, leading the team to the Finals for four consecutive years and won the championship twice (2012, 2013). James' arrival not only improved the team's overall strength, but also brought unprecedented attention to Miami. James was elected the Finals MVP for two consecutive years in 2012 and 2013, further strengthening his position in the Heat history.

Butler is the Heat's hero in recent years. Although he failed to lead the Heat to win the championship again, Butler injected the Heat with a strong spirit and reached the finals twice in 2020 and 2023. Unfortunately, he failed to win the championship in the end. Especially in the 2023 playoffs, Butler led the Heat to perform the Black Eight Miracle.

Among other stars, Mooning can be regarded as the early totem star of the Heat, while Bosh is one of the team's two consecutive championships. O'Neal helped the team win the first championship in team history, and Adebayo is the leading star of the Heat. Haslem, Tim Hardaway and others have also made outstanding contributions to the Heat.

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