Dunro bet on the future, Heat renews contract or leaves the team and chooses one of two

Miami News, June 30 - According to exclusive news from ESPN authoritative reporter Shams Charania, Heat shooter Duncan Robinson made a major career choice: he officially jumped out of the player option worth $20 million in the last year of his original contract and became a complete free agent immediately! This means that the league's top three-pointer will decide his future this summer - either discussing a new contract with the Heat to stay or transfer to his team by signing first and then changing. As soon as the

message came out, the alliance was shocked. Giving up the $20 million that is within reach is a big gamble for any player. Deng Luo's core purpose of this move is clear: he is targeting a long-term guarantee contract. At the time when he is about to turn 30, he obviously hopes to use his stable external firepower to lock in financial security in the next few years.

Heat fans don't need to panic too much. Shams' report clearly pointed out that Dunro maintained communication with the Heat management and the door to return negotiations was open. This shooter, who grew up and became famous in Miami, has deep feelings for the team system and the city. The Heat naturally hope to retain this tactical core that can continue to open up space for the team. However, the real challenge is right in front of you: The Heat's salary space is limited, how to balance the years and amount of Deng Luo's new contract while taking into account the overall salary structure of the team will be the key to the negotiation.

If the two parties cannot reach an agreement on the new contract, "sign first and then exchange" becomes the most possible way out. With his elite-level off-ball running and three-point threat (the three-point shooting percentage is still as high as 39.3% this season), Dunro is still a high-quality target for many teams in the league who are eager to improve their outside firepower. By signing first and then changing, the Heat can avoid losing assets in vain, and Deng Luo can also join a team willing to provide his favorite contract to achieve a win-win situation.

Looking back at the season that just ended, Dunro's performance was efficient and reliable:

The All-Sessional Warriors: played 74 games, proving that he is in good health and has a guaranteed attendance rate.

Stable output: Average 11 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 2.4 assists, is a trustworthy rotational firepower point.

Efficiency online: Overall shooting percentage is 43.7%, free throw percentage is 88.7%, and the feel is still soft.

Supermark: The three-point shooting percentage is 39.3%, which is slightly lower than its terrifying efficiency at its peak, but it is still the top space point in the league.

Dengro's choice is full of courage and implicit risks. After giving up $20 million, can he get a contract with a higher total value and a longer term? How sincere can the Heat give under the huge salary pressure? In the free agent market, which teams are willing to extend an olive branch for this sharpshooter? All of this will be revealed in the next few weeks.