- Former Dallas Mavericks champ shares which players were angered by LeBron and D-Wade mocking Dirk’s sickness
- Scout predicts startling different outcomes for Miami Heat’s potential series vs. Milwaukee Bucks or Boston Celtics
- Udonis Haslem discloses how Florida Panthers’ ‘exciting’ playoff run has ‘captivated my attention’
- Bam Adebayo says Jimmy Butler was better player in 2020 bubble than he is now during 2022 playoffs
- Metta Sandiford-Artest says Dwyane Wade is ‘maybe top 3 or 4’ among shooting guards in NBA history
- Video: Jimmy Butler takes hilarious shot at Tobias Harris after Miami Heat eliminate Philadelphia 76ers
- Danny Green calls out Philadelphia 76ers ahead of elimination Game 6 vs. Miami Heat
- Tyrese Maxey says he’ll ‘never forget’ how the Miami Heat passed on him in the 2020 NBA Draft
- Erik Spoelstra speaks on what Victor Oladipo has done to earn his respect and admiration
- Miami Heat list 5 players as questionable for potential close-out Game 6 vs. Philadelphia 76ers
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- Updated: June 29, 2016
6. Dirk Nowitzki
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Already a legend in his own right, the 38-year-old 7-footer has proven he still has what it takes to make an impact in today’s NBA. Nowitzki is still a knockdown shooter with a respectable scoring average and is currently a free agent.
Unfortunately for teams looking to get their hands on him, reports suggest that Nowitzki “intends to sign a multi-year deal with the Mavericks” once free agency officially begins. Regardless, where there’s a will, there’s a way and Riley should at least attempt to reach out to the German-born superstar. Nowitzki would fit into any team’s system and immediately make a difference, particularly on the offensive end, where the Heat need help.
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