The Heat could land their missing superstar and simplify their long-term outlook at the same time.
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Miami isn't equipped to win a bidding war for Giannis Antetokounmpo right now.
Miami's young core hasn't taken the necessary leap.
Examining Miami's options on the NBA trade market
Assessing the trade value of each member of Miami's young core
Adding anything less than a superstar would hurt more than it helps.
Maximizing his talent could be a ceiling-raiser for Miami.
Kel'el Ware's development could allow the Heat to dream big on the trade market.
Miami can make a better offer for Antetokounmpo this summer.
Another shooter or two would do wonders for this offense.
Adding insult to literal injury, Jovic looked awful before going down.
Time may be all that's needed to satisfy Miami's years-long search for a star.
The Heat could get legitimate assets (or upgrades) in an Andrew Wiggins trade.
The Heat need a star to crack the contending ranks.
The Miami Heat's supporting cast is just begging for a superstar to lead it to the contending ranks.
Ware's star is rising, and the Heat are surging right along with him.
Tyler Herro just might be the missing piece of the Miami Heat's championship puzzle.
The Miami Heat must extend Jaime Jaquez Jr., even though it will be a costly contract.
Tyler Herro must find his fit within the franchise because the Heat won't cater to him anymore.
Miami needs more help in the middle.