Miami Heat Pursue Multiple All-Stars, Execute Trade Including Franchise Three-Point Leader

The Miami Heat are actively pursuing significant roster moves this NBA offseason, targeting multiple former and current All-Stars to bolster their championship aspirations. They have shown serious interest in signing Damian Lillard, recently released by the Milwaukee Bucks, and are also exploring the possibility of acquiring Bradley Beal via a buyout from the Phoenix Suns, aiming to complement their core players Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo. Additionally, the Heat have been linked to trades for Sacramento Kings' DeMar DeRozan and Utah Jazz's John Collins, with Collins' expiring contract providing salary cap flexibility for future free agency. Meanwhile, the Heat traded franchise all-time leading three-point shooter Duncan Robinson to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for Simone Fontecchio, signaling a shift in their roster building. Speculation continues around a blockbuster trade for LeBron James from the Lakers, which would reunite Miami with the NBA legend and significantly boost their wing production. Furthermore, the Heat are predicted to potentially trade for Andrew Wiggins from the Golden State Warriors in a move that could involve Jonathan Kuminga going to Miami, aiming to enhance their roster depth and defensive capabilities.