Considering the Miami Heat are struggling with a number of injuries in the team at the moment, I cannot really speak too much about them if the situation does not improve soon. I really hope that they will be able to improve their situation as soon as possible. At this point, I feel like they really need to think about how to work with young players in order to get the most out of their games. There is no problem keeping some experienced players on the team since they can afford to do so. Nevertheless, we have also seen experienced players struggle when it comes to playing under intense pressure for a prolonged period of time.

There's no way they're going to let Bam go, and I don't think they will. As a young talent, he has a lot of potentials and can prove to be very useful for the team going forward. Therefore, they would be making a mistake if they allowed him to go at this point in time.

The Heat are my dark horse to reach the finals last year  . And I thought that they have a legitimate chance specially that they are in the leaders board before the end of the regular season and just had some minor problems closing it but still one of the toughest team in the East. But yeah, Herro got injured, Lowry minutes are restricted and they seems can't find the correct chemistry. They don't need to let go of Bam, he is still one of the main piece together with Jimmy.

The Miami Heat has a good system I believed, they have the experienced winning a ring under coach Spo. And they went into the finals in the bubble with Butler leading them against the Lakers.

It's just in the last 2 seasons, they can't get the hump and reach the finals again. They try to upgrade their roster with Lowry acquisition and Oladipo. But I guess Victor is not a perfect fit for them, he play good defense in the playoffs but not enough offense which he was known of.

Yes, the league already knows that Carmelo is more of an offensive kind of player and even if he tries on adjusting his weak side, that will just mess his entire play because he will mostly try to improve his weakness rather than boosting up his strengths. Along with that fact, the whole league is looking at him as an additional asset in terms of offense because he can still give good numbers at his age.

The problem is that he's a liability on defense.  He had flashes of effort last year, but it's clear that he's out there to hit some threes and pad his stats.  I'm fine with it, but he's going to have difficulty landing an offer from a franchise he wants to be a part of.  Dame got him into Portland and LeBron got him into LA, but I think he's running out of friends to get him roster spots and I personally believe he's been blackballed from the NBA, so without a superstar making a push to sign him, he may have played his last game in the NBA.

I think teams already knew that he has and will be a liability on defense. When he play with Denver and then New York, in his prime, he didn't play defense, but he brought success to the team. And so now, it is just more evident as he is not the same Carmelo Anthony we know. We see from time to time flashes of old self in Portland and Lakers. So the next team that will get him should understand this and weight if he is more of an asset.

Melo is 38 years old now, but I think he will be able to play at least one or two more seasons because he's still able to average more than 13 points per game. Also, Melo is probably the best shooting forward left on the free agent market, and I believe he can sign a contract without the help of his friends. As far as I know, the Celtics and Knicks are still interested in him.

It was reported that  Mavericks forward Maxi Kleber is finalizing a three-year, $33 million. I think it's a good offer that he got from the Dallas management. He is a good compliment to the play of Luka as he can spot him wide open in the corner or any spot and hit that 3 so good for him.

Regarding the Center position in the market, some of them are way past their prime like Howard and Cousins.

While Tristan and Hassan are just borderline, but I think they can still be a good backup.

It evolved for sure since you now see bigs taking three pointers and handling the ball.

It's probably more of an indication that Centers today are trying to acquire skills more suitable for other positions and kinda abandoned what they're supposed to be really good at. I bet they would still be useful to any team if they can post up like The Dream or The Big Fundamental.