Miami Heat Trade Value Rankings

Jun 12, 2014; Miami, FL, USA; Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade (3) shoots against San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili (20) during the second half of game four of the 2014 NBA Finals at American Airlines Arena. San Antonio Spurs won 107-86. Mandatory Credit: Larry W. Smith/Pool Photo via USA TODAY Sports

2. Dwyane Wade

Unfortunately for other teams. his knees are included in any deal. But Wade, when healthy, is still one of the very best two-way 2-guards in the league.

James Harden is great offensively, but we know what he’s about on defense (unless you watched the FIBA World Cup and believe Harden is willing to play defense, but that was against far more inferior competition and for, like, 15 minutes a game).

As far as ranking the best two-way shooting guards, the list is Wade, Klay Thompson and A-Arron Afflalo in some order. Position scarcity? Check.

Couple that with his favorably short contract ($31 million for two years) and his knees become less of an issue for a team with a championship window.