The Miami Heat are battling for early playoff positioning in the Eastern Conference, but they may look to trade one of their veteran guards before

The Miami Heat have a 9-9 record, sitting in the mediocre tier of the Eastern Conference. It's time for the Heat to pick a direction for their future. Either co

Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, who was recently moved to the bench, is having one of the worst seasons of his career through 16 games.

The Heat traded Kyle Lowry’s sizable $29.7 million expiring contract and a first-round pick to the Hornets to land Rozier midway through last season. With that move, the Heat traded any salary cap flexibility it was on track to have in free agency last summer with the vision of Rozier stepping in as its starting point guard.

It could be viewed as somewhat of an odd way to sow belief. “We want to feed him confidence, allow him to be who he is,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said of Terry Rozier’s new role