How are the members of the Heat's two consecutive championships doing now?

At its peak, the Heat were once the most popular team in the league. That year, James Bosh landed in Miami and formed a Big Three lineup with Wade. They have cooperated for 4 years and have all entered the finals, including two consecutive championships in 2012 and 2013. The James and Way team is also one of the most gorgeous perimeter duos in NBA history. It has been six years since the Heat won two consecutive championships. What is the current situation of the members who won the two consecutive championships? Only two of them are still playing in the NBA.

James was the backbone of the Heat back then. He was the number one player in the league. In 2012 and 2013, he completed crazy 2 consecutive MVP awards, 2 consecutive FMVPs, 2 consecutive first-team games and 2 consecutive defensive games. In NBA history, only Jordan and he have achieved this achievement. Now that James is 35 years old, he is still the league's top superstar, averaging 25 points, 7.6 rebounds and 11.2 assists per game this season, showing no signs of declining.

Wade was the second in charge at the time and was also the core of the team. After two consecutive championships, Wade began to decline due to injuries and age. He performed the last dance last season and then retired quietly. Today, Wade has made a gorgeous transformation and has become a commentator for TNT. He also often participates in variety shows and lives a very happy life.

Bosh is only 35 years old now. His style of play is very suitable for the small ball era, and he should be the target of many teams. However, due to blood clot issues, Bosh did not return to the NBA stage after 2016. Bosh has been away from the game for many years, and his jersey was retired by the Heat. Now he spends time with his wife and children, and occasionally serves as an NBA commentator.

In the 2013 Finals, Ray Allen contributed the most exciting three-pointer, which is enough to go down in history. After 14 years, Ray Allen faded out of the NBA stage. Today, he still loves sports, running, swimming, basketball, cycling, and fitness. His figure is still perfect. He also travels around the world and lives a very chic life.

Chalmers was the main point guard that year. However, after leaving the Heat, Chalmers did not do well and had no ball to play in 2016. Later, he joined an overseas league. After playing for Bologna in Italy for one year, Chalmers was selected by the BIG3 League and will step onto the BIG3 stage.

Prodigy pitcher Mac Miller was a very important member of the bench at that time. He had excellent three-point defense and could often score key goals. After officially announcing his retirement in 2018, Miller transitioned into coaching and now works for the University of Memphis Tigers.

Birdman Anderson was a strong inside player back then. Although he did not play much time, he performed well in rebounding and blocking shots. At that time, there was also "Birdman's Law". After retiring from the NBA in 2017, Birdman joined the BIG3 League and helped the team win the second championship.

Kerr was very lucky. He won two consecutive championships with the team when he debuted. He was very young. However, after leaving the Heat, Cole did not perform well and soon stopped playing. Since then, he has also played in the CBA league, and now the 31-year-old is playing in the Israeli league.

James Jones was also a bench wonder at the time, establishing himself in the league with his outstanding three-pointers. He and James remained teammates until 2017, and continued to stay in the NBA after retiring. With the characteristics of a locker room leader, Jones has now become the general manager of the Suns.

Haslem is the old captain of the Heat and the leader of the locker room. He is one of the few champions still playing in the NBA. Harbin is still playing with the Heat this season, but he has become a marginal substitute and is not far away from retirement.

Lewis was once a famous All-Star. He won the championship with the Heat at the end of his career. After retiring, he did not give up basketball and joined the BIG3 League. He also won the MVP and scoring title in 2017 and is still competing today.

Joel Anthony was the backup center at the time. After retiring, he also went to play overseas and now plays for a club in Argentina. Battier was the core player at the time and performed well on both offense and defense. He enjoyed family happiness with his family and participated in some charity activities from time to time. He was very happy.