Having entered the season with expectations of either being a side-by-side or relief component for Tyler Herro in Erik Spoelstra’s rotation, it has, instead, been the roughest of rides for Rozier over his 10 seasons. “I think it’s just my style of play hasn’t been the best fit for what we want to do,” Rozier, 31, acknowledged during a private moment prior to Saturday night’s victory over the 76ers that extended the Heat winning streak to four. “So I’m just seeing what works and what cach likes and what fits best for the team, I’ve kind of been fighting. I kind of know what coach wants me to do. Just got to do it.”
Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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“If I had an amazing season, nobody would have talked about that,” he said. “I think it’s just something that we nitpick on if something isn’t going right. But this summer was definitely different than any summer that I’ve ever been in. Me being able to not touch the ball and me being able to not touch the court for however long that was, was just super different for me, especially being a guy who loves ball and wants to get out there. So it was different. But like I said, I just appreciate everything — the struggles, everything. And hopefully things turn around.” -via Miami Herald / March 17, 2025
Shortly after turning 30 years old last year, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was sidelined by a concerning neck injury that forced him to miss the rest of the season. With Rozier turning 31 on Monday, it’s a reminder of how abruptly last season ended for him.
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