The Heat's game is too difficult to predict, you have no idea what kind of performance they will play in this kind of life-and-death battle, and how much the so-called mental attribute will bring them a big boost in combat power. And the 76ers have been the representatives of the key battles over the years, but what they lack is the spiritual attributes that the Heat have. So it's hard to say who will have the last laugh in tomorrow's game.
If you look at the configuration of the team, the 76ers undoubtedly have an advantage. If it weren't for injuries, they wouldn't have been able to play in the play-offs. Embiid's point, the Heat should have no choice, Reba's size is not right. In addition, the 76ers' forward line has been strengthened this season, so when facing Butler, the 76ers have enough resources to match. Maxey's point, after the Heat sent Lowry away, the Heat may have to use the front line to get it right.
Interestingly, Lowry didn't go to another team, it happened to be the 76ers. Although Lowry is old and doesn't do much on the offensive end, he can somewhat bring some defensive toughness to the 76ers and improve the intensity of the 76ers' game, which is exactly what the 76ers have lacked in the past few years. It's just that Lowry Sr. may not be able to keep up with Rozier's speed, but maybe the task of leading Butler may be handed over to Lowry.
If the Heat wants to win, the key point is whether Butler and the outside line can be opened. Herro hasn't played much in the playoffs in recent years, and it's uncertain whether he can play high-end games. Similarly, Rozier hasn't played in the playoffs in years, and tomorrow's performance is unknown. In short, the Heat team is full of uncertainty, especially when it comes to this kind of life-and-death battle.