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I get all that, but who's going to trade a superstar for Wade? Nobody is. So, you could:I don't even think Miami values draft picks that much. They don't think about rebuilding, just re-stocking.
I don't think they'd willingly want Wade going to a rival in Chicago, that would make them better.
Because Miami always has the mindset of re-tooling to compete for titles, instead of rebuilding.
If Wade does leave, then they're entire process will be aiming for Durant and other top notch superstars to compete.
I don't think Wade is seriously leaving though. I think he's just tired of shoveling shit for Riley, and wants to finally be compensated. I think Riley caves.
The Heat still benefit too much having Wade there, then losing him, even if he's not the player he once was. It's still pretty hard to replace his production.
a) Trade him for picks, suck next season (getting a top pick from their own pick), then go into 2016 with enough cap to sign a max player in what will be a loaded FA class.
or
b) Just let him walk for nothing, and still suck.
If Wade does not play on the Heat next season, they will suck. Unless there's some superstar you think they could sign this Summer.