Miami Heat targeting Kevin Durant for summer trade

The Miami Heat are planning a big trade this summer after a disappointing season. The team's president, Pat Riley, is known for improving the roster and keeping the Heat competitive. Key players like Jimmy Butler were part of a challenging year, but the organization is looking ahead to next season. The Heat want to strengthen their lineup to compete with top teams in the Eastern Conference, like the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers. Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro are not on the trading block, but Miami is open to discussing deals for other players, including their younger talent. There is speculation that the Heat might pursue superstar Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns. Recent reports suggest that the Heat are monitoring the situation closely. They previously showed interest in Durant and could create a strong trade package involving players like Andrew Wiggins and Jaime Jaquez Jr., along with multiple first-round picks. Durant will likely attract attention from several teams, including the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks. The upcoming summer could become a major focus for NBA trades, and the Heat hope to be a significant player in that market.