Miami Heat: Ranking the top 3 offseason moves Miami made
By Jack Simone
Moves made by the Miami Heat #1: Re-signing Duncan Robinson
Bringing Duncan Robinson back was by far the best move the Miami Heat made this offseason. It may be a very expensive deal, but it was well worth it.
Robinson signed a five-year, $90 million deal to stay with the Heat. He will be in Miami through the 2025-26 season.
Many fans were on the fence as to whether or not he deserved as much money as he got. Despite this, the contract is actually great value for a player like Robinson.
This is simply the price for elite shooting in the NBA nowadays. Just last offseason, Joe Harris and Davis Bertans signed very similar deals to this one.
Though it is very much an opinion-based statement, it could be easily argued that Robinson is a much better shooter than both of those players. He has broken records with his three-point shooting.
On top of that, Robinson is only 27 years old, so he is just entering the prime of his career. As crazy as it may sound, he still has room to improve as a shooter.
Robinson has also stated that he is going to work on other areas of his game this offseason. Those areas include his body, his defense, and the addition of a go-to two-point shot.
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He will make around $18 million a year, which will end up being an absolute steal. Robinson is extremely important to the Miami Heat and will be for years to come.