3 for 1! The Heat heavyweight trading plan is born! The warblers go to Miami, and Butler wants to blossom

Although the 22-23 NBA season has ended, there are still many things worth recalling, just as the Heat in the East completed the Black Eight miracle and successfully broke out of the East to reach the Finals stage without being favored. Even if he loses, he is still defeated, and in these rounds of the series, Butler has shown us what a playoff superstar is with his unparalleled performance; Stars such as Harden and Embiid should learn from Butler's tough and unstoppable stance.

At the same time, the Heat team still offers hope of winning a championship, so offseason reinforcements are crucial for them.

Although the Heat do not have a tall interior line, they can limit the opponent's offense to a high level by relying on the overall defense, which is enough to reflect Coach Spor's top platoon ability. So where do the Heat need to be strengthened? In fact, we all understand that when Butler is in very hot personal form, the Heat are unstoppable; But once Butler's offensive hand was sluggish, the team's scoring was thrown into chaos, so the team needed a superstar with top-level offensive ability on the ball like Butler.

That's why the Heat pursued Wizards star Beal shortly after being eliminated, but lost to the Suns in the battle for Beal. Therefore, the Heat need to find a new reinforcement, so who will be the better solution?

This doesn't? The famous American media "The World of Backwards" gave a heavyweight potential trade plan, involving the Heat and Pelicans, the specific transaction content is: the Heat with Hilo, Martin, 2027 first-round pick (Heat) as a trade chip, from the Pelicans trade to get Ingram. In short, this is a 3-for-1 trade plan, which is enough to take the Heat's offensive and defensive combat power to the next level.

For the Pelicans, even though they have two top stars, Ingram and Zion, they still have to establish one of them as the absolute leader. Otherwise, there will inevitably be problems in the distribution of the ball, which is not conducive to the team's offensive choice at key moments.

Sacrificing striker Ingram in this deal established Zion's centrality and put the ball in his hands, which also allowed him to fully unleash his talent. With the scorers Hiro and Martin, the Pelicans' outside offensive threat will be greatly enhanced, and the presence of the two can also provide enough quality space for Zion's ball-carrying offense.

You know, the Heat can reach the Finals, which is inseparable from the explosion of role player Martin, who has now become the best 3D that the championship team dreams of. Of course, once Hiro can return from injury, he will still be a very threatening outside shooter in the league, which is one of the types of players the Pelicans need very much. Then, the Pelicans who got that first-round pick can continue to operate, sending this chip away for players and further enriching the team's roster thickness, which is also a lot of money.

For the Heat, after getting Ingram, the team will have a top dual forward line such as Butler and Ingram, both offensive and defensive, and have the confidence and strength to wrestle with any player. When playing against the Celtics again, the Heat will not be at a disadvantage again due to lack of talent, which will give Coach Spall more confidence and confidence. The Heat were able to keep a superstar in the game at all times, which ensured enough continuity in the team's offense and defense without falling into a scoring drought.

If this three-for-one trade can become a reality, Butler will obviously be happy, after all, he finally has a hardcore helper by his side, and Ingram's talent is enough to raise the Heat's offensive and defensive ceiling. In the current league trend, the two-forward line has become the standard for championship teams, and both the Clippers and the Celtics are built in this way. The same is true of James' Lakers, so the Heat can emulate them to recreate a new roster.