Heat mock draft picks review

Dailyn Swain, forward, Texas

He’s a slasher and plays like a guard at 6’8, 225 lbs. The Heat offense has suffered without a player that could get to the foul line. Jimmy Butler and Dwayne Wade were “slashers” that made the Heat offense better. Swain has good defensive vitals but needs practice to polish his skills.

Nate Ament, 6-10, 207 lbs, Tennessee

He is 6’10 but only 200 lbs. He is too light. Scouting report says he doesn’t leverage his size as per his scouting report on the substack, “Floor and Ceiling.” The Heat don’t need more undersized big men that feel they “belong on the perimeter.”

Wizards win lottery but may trade down

As per Jake L Fischer, the Wizards will “consider trading” the first pick in the draft. The Wizards GM says that since they traded for Trae Young and Anthony Davis, they would want to add other good players instead of one “savior.”

The Heat office should get on the phone and offer players to the Wizards for the No. 1 pick. Heat fans (including this one) had a vision of an opening night frontcourt of AJ Dybantsa, Kel’el Ware and Bam Adebayo. Other than Swain, the other players are “projects.” The Heat should trade out of the #13 pick in conclusion if they do not try to get the first pick.