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If the Miami Heat's recent five-game losing streak has taught us anything, it is that Miami needs to have more than justLeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh playing at an exceptional level if they are to make a run at an NBA championship.
With Udonis Haslem out until at least the playoffs and perhaps all of this season and Mike Miller still struggling since returning months ago from a thumb injury, the Heat have been forced to turn to an unexpected place for support: the point guard position.
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Chalmers, however, will demonstrate that he should be on the floor in crunch time. Firstly, Chalmers is no slouch from the three-point line either. Averaging over 35 percent from downtown, Chalmers has shot 77 percent from beyond the arc over the last four games.
Furthermore, Chalmers has been able to limit turnovers and handle the ball efficiently. Coach Erik Spoelstra has finally acknowledged that Miami is more successful with a true point guard on the floor with James and Wade. Chalmers has embraced that role often, acting as facilitator or knocking down open three-pointers created by drives by Wade and James
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While Chalmers may not be the perfect solution to the matchup problems created by these players, he offers Miami some answers.
We cannot know which Miami team will show up in the playoffs. Is it the team from November or the team from this recent losing streak? Or will the Heat continue to ride the momentum of a three-game winning streak over the elites of the Western Conference?

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