The Heat haven't had a top-20 offense since 2021-22 and last fielded a top-10 attack during the 2019-20 campaign, when two of their top four scorers were Goran Dragić and Kendrick Nunn. This offense is overdue for an upgrade, and even with his 37th birthday approaching in September, Durant could still be the perfect player to provide it.

Pat Riley and the Miami Heat are entering what could be a very hectic offseason. After trading Jimmy Butler ahead of the NBA trade deadline, the Heat could use a franchise player. Over the years, Riley has never been scared to make a splash move.

A trade centered around the 2022 All-Star and NBA champion Andrew Wiggins as well as the Heat's 2024 All-Rookie First Team selection Jaime Jaquez Jr. would assuredly interest the Suns, but other suitors will come knocking.

The Warriors nearly got their hands on Suns star Kevin Durant at the trade deadline before acquiring Jimmy Butler.