Miami Heat to Put Personal Beef Aside to Pursue 'Logical' Trade

Miami Heat to Put Personal Beef Aside to Pursue 'Logical' Trade

The Miami Heat, at 3-3, are comfortably in a playoff position in the Eastern Conference. They boast one of the best offenses in the NBA and play incredibly fast, offering a refreshing break from the standard, albeit effective, style Erik Spoelstra has long preached.The fact that Miami is finding success even without Tyler Herro can’t be ignored. Bam Adebayo looks to be back at an All-Star level, and Norman Powell, despite injury, hasn’t lost a s…

Heat Notes: Norman Powell, Tyler Herro, Terry Rozier, Ja Morant

File photo Norman Powell is extension eligible through June 30, 2026, and he said he wants to stay with the Heat, per Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald. Powell is in the final year of his deal at 20.48 million. “I love it here. I love everything about the Heat,” Powell said. He added that he had interest in Miami back when he signed his Portland extension and that he likes the culture and the way the franchise pushes players beyond their own ex…