South Beach’s favorite team, the Miami Heat, are in the midst of a youth movement that will make them an explosive and thrilling team to watch in 2016. Despite the loss of legend Dwayne Wade in the offseason, the Heat look primed to compete in theEastern Conference. Replacing Wade as the in-house superstar is massive center Hassan Whiteside. Only two years ago Whiteside was out of the NBA with no hope of return, but the Marshall product has blocked, dunked and alley-ooped himself into becoming possibly the best center in the league. Whiteside is not alone though, the Heat have plenty of talent up and down the roster. At the point the Heat employ Goran “the Dragon” Dragic. Dragic is a one-man fast break whose fast-paced style leads to many dunks and spectacular plays.
The future of the Heat though, rests firmly on the shoulders of sophomore wings Justise Winslow and Josh Richardson. Winslow is an elite athlete whose competitive tenacity and basketball IQ make him an extremely effective defender and finisher. Richardson’s main asset is his energy, he never stops moving and always makes the hustle plays necessary to win. With Luol Deng and Dwayne Wade gone the Heat will rely on these youngsters to produce. If Richardson and Winslow produce like their talent suggests then the Heat will have a shot to knock off the Cavaliers as the best team in the East.
The Heat call the American Airlines Arena home where the most common private luxury boxes accommodate groups of 16-24 people. A Heat suite is great for entertaining clients, employees or enjoying a game with friends and family. Along with a private suite for a Heat’s game guests will receive VIP parking, private entry into American Airlines Arena and exclusive access to VIP clubs. A Heat luxury suite will feature HDTVs, balcony seating, upscale furnishing, a dedicated suite attendant and the option for premium in-suite catering. American Airlines Center will also be hosting Drake & Future, Kanye West, the Bad Boy Reunion and Maroon 5.
