- Report: Miami Heat continue to keep Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler ‘off limits’ in Kevin Durant trade talks
- Antoine Walker says Heat would have had a better shot than Celtics at beating Warriors in Finals
- Report: Miami Heat have interest in trading for Jae Crowder
- Report: Heat remain threats to land Kevin Durant from Nets, who will take ‘every last asset’ in any potential deal
- Kyle Lowry on being called thick: ‘It used to bother me a lot…now, I don’t care’
- Video: Omer Yurtseven flexes his offseason grind as he prepares for 2022-23 campaign
- LeBron James and Bam Adebayo show full-fledged support of Markieff Morris showing out during offseason action
- Report: Miami Heat scheduled to face San Antonio Spurs in Mexico City this season
- Jae Crowder’s latest social media activity hints at him wanting to return to Miami Heat
- NBA insider says he hasn’t gotten sense that Miami Heat want to part ways with Bam Adebayo for Donovan Mitchell
10 Reasons Miami Heat Fans Should Watch Summer League
- Updated: July 6, 2015

6. Big Signings Are Over for the Heat
The drama is over—Dwyane Wade is back with Miami. So is Goran Dragic and Luol Deng.
Now that that is out of the way, the only storylines left to watch for Heat fans are bargain signings and potential trade rumors involving Mario Chalmers, Josh McRoberts and Chris Andersen.
So since we know what the Heat’s starting lineup will look like in 2015-16, we might as well watch for young bucks who could end up being the next Johnson and Ennis for the upcoming season.
Coach Erik Spoelstra spoke of the desire to find a gem in this year’s class:
“Let’s see if we can uncover somebody like Tyler Johnson. We thought he would just be a filler, and that’s no disrespect to him, but he emerged…We’re always open to finding someone like that.”
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