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If Miami could get him they'd be pretty scary finally having a second player who can consistently shoulder the offensive load from Jimmy.
But what would Miami have to give up? Picks and there needs to be some salary to match. Shouldn't be cheap, their depth was a big strength.
Miami has tons of salary they can send back. Lowry, Robinson, Herro.
Yeah, but lot of the guys were still role players at the end of the day, and as far as Miami got they went back to an 8th seed caliber team with them being like 2-7 over the last 9 games with I think no home games won during that span. Their three point shooting went crazy at the right time, but it's still a stars league. I'm guessing they'd try to move Herro and would keep only Jimmy and Bam untouchable. But, matching salaries will be the challenge, and offering anything Portland would actually want.
Miami has also been burnt buying into their own success of handing out contracts to players that turned out to have over performed like Hassan Whiteside and Duncan Robinson.