The question for the Miami Heat in the wake of Thursday’s NBA trade deadline was one of: wouldn’t or couldn’t?

The NBA trade deadline proved to be a story about nothing, absolutely nothing for the Miami Heat. No harpooning of a whale with Giannis Antetokounmpo, who remains with the Milwaukee Bucks. No high-stakes risk-reward gambit for Ja Morant,

As the Miami Heat's hopes were high for a big splash prior to the NBA's trade deadline, it turned into a massive flop with no moves made.

An NBA insider explains why the Heat’s Giannis Antetokounmpo trade talks stalled at the deadline and why they’re likely to resume this summer. The post NBA Insider: Heat’s Giannis Talks Paused, Likely to Resume This Summer appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Heat are a puzzling team for some people because they have the potential to be a great team, but they can be inconsistent.

A: Technically yes, but that only matters if another team is looking to do a sign-and-trade deal during the ensuing offseason. And no one is looking to do a sign-and-trade deal for Terry Rozer. If Terry ever makes it back to the NBA, it assuredly would be on the most minimal of non-guaranteed deals, with even that the longest of longshots.

Reportedly, Miami had not recently checked in on Ja Morant as their focus shifted toward pursuing Giannis Antetokounmpo.

With talks about a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade hitting an impasse, a new report reveals the Miami Heat’s revised plan to […]