Wouldn't you agree the Heat's immediate needs are point guard and shooting guard? I was thinking of Reggie Jackson, who is available. The hardest part is finding a third team, which is what it's going to take. I would be willing to part with Luol Deng at this point. -- Bryan, Davie.
A: First, from what I can tell, the Heat would be reluctant to part with Deng, who was among those requested when the Heat and Nets were talking about Brook Lopez. I agree that Reggie Jackson is intriguing, and we know he was a player who caught Pat Riley's attention going into that draft. Plus, with Jackson approaching free agency, this tends to be a time when Sam Presti takes stock with his assets. But what the Thunder would want, prospects and picks, are not what the Heat have to offer.Yes, Jackson is the type of scoring distributor who would make sense for the Heat. But he also would make sense for teams that arguably have more to offer.
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