The Miami Heat may need to shake up parts of their roster to compete for an NBA championship, but it appears the front office is not acting hastily. The Heat ha

The possibility of a Miami Heat trade has become a subject of growing speculation following a disappointing 4-6 start to the season. Their most recent result was 123-121 loss against the Detroit Pistons, which was mostly their own doing after leading by two points with a second left on the clock.

Given the overall mediocrity of the Eastern Conference, the Miami Heat aren't inclined to make an early-season panic trade. Per ESPN's Tim Bontemps, the

The problem is the Heat lack the type of assets that could convince Milwaukee to deal the Greek Freak.The article suggested a combination of Duncan Robinson, Terry Rozier, and Tyler Herro “would likely be” the first names included in any trade because of their salaries.

The Miami Heat have reportedly been interested in the Milwaukee Bucks' superstar, Giannis Antetokounmpo, but they may deal for another Bucks' star they had interest in a few seasons ago.