This season, Hiro has played extremely well, the last 8 games Hiro can contribute 24.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game, shooting 54.1% from the field and 43.9% from three-point range, such a performance has reached the level of star level, if not unexpected, it should not be long before he can enter the All-Star team!
And recently, according to journalist Jake Fischer, he wrote about Heat guard Taylor Hiro. He said Hiro is on track to get a lucrative early renewal for the rookie contract period, with some rival team executives and agents interviewed by the open-air grandstand survey believing that Hiro's next contract could be close to the top salary, with a total of $184 million over five years, while others are more pointing to Celtics star Jaylen Brown's four-year, $106 million contract structure.
Whether it's 106 million in 4 years or 184 million in 5 years, it's a very good recognition for Thironics, and for the Heat, they need to see who can give the team more help in the playoffs before deciding who to renew, because in addition to Hiro, Oladipo and Correb Martin also want to stay with the Heat!
Of course, if the Heat have the hope of making up the Big Three of Butler, Adebayor and another superstar, maybe Hiro will be sacrificed by teams like Jaylen Brown and Bradley Beale! But the possibility of these two people leaving the team is not very likely, and the possibility of Hiro being traded is not very large, after all, in the previous trade between Lowry and Harden, the opponents were asking for Hiro, but the Heat did not agree!
For the Heat, completing the contract extension with Hiro seems to be the best choice, to know that this new star in the backcourt is really encounterable and unattainable, his scoring ability is really not the stability that a young man should have, and even the stability of some veterans is not as good as him, leaving him, the Heat's offensive firepower will be released to the greatest extent, and the Heat will play more smoothly!