Heat's Injured Stars Return, Boosting Playoff Hopes
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The Miami Heat are set to gain a significant advantage in their upcoming game against the San Antonio Spurs, as key players Norman Powell, Andrew Wiggins, and Jaime Jaquez Junior have been cleared to play after recovering from injuries. This comes at a crucial time as the team navigates the end of the regular season. Powell, Wiggins, and Jaquez had been sidelined due to left calf tightness, left big toe issues, and left hip tightness, respectively. Their returns provide coach Erik Spoelstra with more lineup options following a four-game losing streak, which exposed some defensive vulnerabilities. The team is currently evaluating their contract choices, with Powell potentially receiving a four-year extension worth up to $128.5 million and Wiggins considering a four-year deal up to $187 million. Meanwhile, guard Terry Rozier remains out due to legal issues and may be waived to create a roster spot before the April twelfth finale. A healthier squad opens up opportunities for prospects as the playoffs approach.
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