So far this season, the Heat have been one of the best performers in the team, which has also been praised by president Pat Riley and head coach Eric Spollstra, as well as the coaching staff, after all, they did choose players who matched the team's culture in the process.
So after this season, what lineup changes should the Heat make? According to the US media Shams-Charania, in the upcoming offseason, the Heat are considered to be bradley Beal's potential suitors:
The Heat are teams willing to push for blockbuster moves, so it's not impossible for them to pursue Beal this offseason. US media Kenneth Tip suggested that the Heat can promote the following deals with the Wizards in the offseason:
Heat gets: Bradley Beale
Wizards get: Taylor Hiro, Duncan Robinson, PJ Tucker, 2024 first-round picks, 2026 first-round picks, 2028 first-round picks
If the Heat want to build a team with better competitive strength, then trading Beal will indeed be a good choice, after all, after Beal joins, it means that the Heat have a big three lineup of Butler, Adebayor and Beal, and Bill's scoring ability can also be a good partner for Butler and Adebayor.
In this deal, Taylor Hiro and Duncan Robinson plus as many as 3 future first-round picks are undoubtedly still attractive chips for the Wizards, but the Heat probably should not send A.J. Tucker, after all, Tucker will also be a player who will be more helpful to the team's championship process, compared to the Heat can send other players who can match the salary space.
Overall, if Bill asks for a trade or the Wizards want to make a move, a deal with the Heat would be a win-win move.