NBA legend Kevin Durant wants the Phoenix Suns to trade him to the San Antonio Spurs, Miami Heat or Houston Rockets. The Suns, though, can trade Durant anywhere since the future Hall of Famer doesn't have a no-trade clause in his contract.

After Desmond Bane's trade, attention quickly turned to another Grizzlies superstar, who has been linked to the Miami Heat.

Explore the Miami Heat's offseason strategies as Kevin Durant remains their Plan A and a rising star as Plan B.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has been in the NBA since 2003. If he plays next season (which he’s expected to do), James will become the first player

In the case of Memphis deciding to initiate a full-scale rebuild, recent updates from Yahoo Sports' Vince Goodwill have indicated that the Miami Heat could emerge as a frontrunner to land the high-flier if a Morant trade market were to develop.

After a tumultuous season, the Miami Heat find themselves in a bit of a crisis heading into the 2025 NBA Draft. Franchise player Jimmy Butler forced his way out

While the Miami Heat are reportedly among the teams interested in Kevin Durant, it’s unlikely they land him, per Arizona Sports’ John Gambadoro and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.

The Thunder are one win from their first NBA title since the team moved from Seattle in 2008. The Pacers are on the brink of elimination.