- Gabrielle Union explains why the woman she is today wouldn’t have stayed with Dwyane Wade
- Bam Adebayo reveals incredible amount of muscle he’s added to his frame during offseason
- LeBron James welcomes Dwyane Wade to ‘washed’ fraternity after he hilariously fails at trying to catch football
- Markieff Morris issues strong message of appreciation for Miami Heat’s team-oriented mindset
- Report: Miami Heat believe KZ Okpala can become rotation player if he develops corner 3
- Tyler Herro opens up about new daughter, slams haters who said he ‘partied too much’ last season
- Report: Victor Oladipo still not cleared for full-court work despite initial optimism
- Dwyane Wade promotes strong criticism of Joe Biden administration via social media
- Bam Adebayo drops out of top 20 as Sports Illustrated unveils latest NBA player rankings
- Victor Oladipo congratulates J.J. Redick on tremendous career after his retirement announcement
Marc Stein: ‘Goran Dragic is Basically a Lock to Stay with the Heat’
- Updated: June 29, 2015
The status of Miami Heat free agent point guard Goran Dragic may not be as dire as first thought, since ESPN’s Marc Stein has tweeted that Dragic is pretty much a “lock” to return to the team for the 2015-16 season.
The expectation leaguewide is that Goran Dragic is basically a lock to stay with the Heat. D-Wade and Deng … not as lock-y as we thought
— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) June 29, 2015
Stein indicates that the consensus among those in the NBA believe such a scenario will take place for a player who announced in April that he would be opting out. That’s due in part to the shaky status of Dwyane Wade.
The 29-year-old Dragic was acquired by the Heat from the Phoenix Suns on February 19 and averaged 16.6 points per game while dishing out over five assists in the 26 contests. Dragic’s career scoring average is just over 12 points per game, a figure he’s topped in each of the past four seasons.
The Heat are expected to offer Dragic a five-year, $80 million deal, as opposed to the four years that opposing teams looking to lure him away can offer. Dragic was going into the final year of a four-year $30 million deal he signed with Phoenix three years ago that paid him $7.5 million per year.
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