Miami Heat are reportedly exploring a trade to reunite with sharpshooter Duncan Robinson, sending Nikola Jovic and two second-round picks to Detroit in return. The move would pair Robinson’s 41 percent three-point shooting with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo, addressing a spacing gap left after Miami’s offseason moves. Robinson’s $15.99 million cap hit lines up closely with Jovic’s, making the framework financially realistic for both sides. Miami Heat are reportedly exploring a trade to reunite with sharpshooter Duncan Robinson, sending Nikola Jovic and two second-round picks to Detroit in return. The move would pair Robinson’s 41 percent three-point shooting with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo, addressing a spacing gap left after Miami’s offseason moves. Robinson’s $15.99 million cap hit lines up closely with Jovic’s, making the framework financially realistic for both sides.
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