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🚨 MAJOR UPDATE: Miami Heat Must Choose NOW! Klay Thompson or DeMar DeRozan?
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The Miami Heat have reached a critical crossroads.
According to reports from Evan Sidery and Brett Siegel, the Dallas Mavericks are still actively shopping Klay Thompson in trade discussions, but there is currently no indication that a buyout is coming. Meanwhile, Brett Siegel also reports that DeMar DeRozan has turned down veteran minimum offers and is seeking a contract in the $8-10 million range.
That immediately raises a huge question for the Miami Heat.
With approximately $8 million remaining from their Mid-Level Exception, should Pat Riley and the Heat stop waiting for Klay Thompson and aggressively pursue DeMar DeRozan before another team signs him? Or is Klay Thompson still worth waiting for if Dallas eventually decides to move him?
In today’s episode of Miami Heat Talk, we break down both situations, compare each player’s fit alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bam Adebayo, Andrew Wiggins, Norman Powell, and Davion Mitchell, discuss Miami’s remaining financial flexibility, and debate which veteran gives the Heat the best chance to compete for an NBA Championship this season.
Who would YOU choose?
🔥 Klay Thompson
🔥 DeMar DeRozan
Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
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