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Should the Miami Heat entertain trading their 2023 NBA Draft pick?

By Will Salinas

President Pat Riley of the Miami Heat addresses the media during the introductory press conference for Jimmy Butler(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
President Pat Riley of the Miami Heat addresses the media during the introductory press conference for Jimmy Butler(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) /
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The NBA Trade Deadline is right around the corner and the Miami Heat’s trade season, if there is to be one, would be right around the corner as well. And with the rumors already starting to spill out every day now, everyone better buckle up—perhaps.

For the Miami Heat specifically though, the notion of “trading’ has been at the top of their minds since the season started. Now that the team has officially played over 40 games and sit just over the .500 mark, it’s clear that this team needs a slight shake-up and the addition of healthy bodies.

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Well, that’s if they want to compete for an NBA championship. A huge question that nobody is asking surrounds their 2023 NBA Draft pick though.

Should they be willing to move it? Or, should they keep it by any means?

There are valid reasons to take either vantage. Let’s talk about them.

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