The Miami Heat were quiet during free agency last summer and have yet to make any moves leading up to the trade deadline.
It's not that they haven't tried. The Heat have put forward Duncan Robinson on the trading block but have reportedly been unable to find any acceptable deals.
NBA reporter Marc Stein recently addressed the issue on his website.
"The Heat, of course, have also been trying to trade Duncan Robinson without success, with Robinson having fallen out of the rotation before his recent finger surgery in Year 2 of a five-year, $90 million contract," Stein wrote.
Robinson has fallen off since being the Heat's feel-good story during the 2019-2020 season when set the franchise record most 3-pointers in a single. He went from undrafted to rotation player but has played as a reserve most of the past two seasons.
The hefty contract is probably why so many teams are cautious of acquiring Robinson, so the Heat could be stuck with him.
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