Without a doubt, this offseason was a whirlwind. And nothing may ever take away the pain of losing Dwyane Wade. But with the start of basketball just around the corner, it is time to look at what the Miami Heat gained and how the organization will look moving forward.
On July 10, forward James Johnson signed a one-year, $4 million deal with Miami as the Heat scooped up free agents on one-year deals, leading to the eventual re-signing of Tyler Johnson.
A natural power forward, the 29-year-old will join Chris Bosh, Udonis Haslem, Josh McRoberts and Derrick Williams.