Ira Winderman
Miami Heat Beat Writer at South Florida Sun Sentinel
37 seasons of Miami Heat content. Also at: https://t.co/uPyy3h6w5S https://t.co/GGUCfL62hN https://t.co/03nXM47Knw
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sun-sentinel.com | Ira Winderman
MIAMI — The consensus was the surprise that Kasparas Jakucionis was still available when the Miami Heat made the Illinois guard their selection at No. 20 in Wednesday night’s first round of the NBA draft. But when it came to how the Heat graded out with the move for a player that they did not work out because of his projection as the lottery selection, the opinions varied. A look at the opinions and the grades of a move the Heat did not even forecast being an option. CBS Sports: A.
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sun-sentinel.com | Ira Winderman
Q: Ira, Fred VanVleet had a team option of $44.9 million just for next season, but instead took two years for $50 million total to give them cap space. Why can’t the Heat get their players to do that? – Orlando. A: First, it was a team option for Fred VanVleet that everyone, including Fred, knew was not going to be picked up. Beyond that, there wasn’t even $25 million in cap space (outside of Brooklyn) for Fred to chase this summer, so the compromise worked for all involved.
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gazettextra.com | Ira Winderman
By Ira Winderman - South Florida Sun Sentinel (TNS) MIAMI - For the first time since 2005, the Miami Heat have made a first-round pick in the NBA draft for a fourth consecutive year. The streak of selections continued Wednesday night with the Heat selecting Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis at the No. 20 draft slot acquired from the Golden State Warriors at the Feb. 6 NBA trading deadline in the Jimmy Butler trade. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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dailygazette.com | Ira Winderman
MIAMI — For the first time since 2005, the Miami Heat have made a first-round pick in the NBA draft for a fourth consecutive year. The streak of selections continued Wednesday night with the Heat selecting Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis at the No. 20 draft slot acquired from the Golden State Warriors at the Feb. 6 NBA trading deadline in the Jimmy Butler trade. kAm%96 255:E:@?
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sun-sentinel.com | Ira Winderman
MIAMI – For the first time since 2005, the Miami Heat have made a first-round pick in the NBA draft for a fourth consecutive year. The streak of selections continued Wednesday night with the Heat selecting Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis at the No. 20 draft slot acquired from the Golden State Warriors at the Feb. 6 NBA trading deadline in the Jimmy Butler trade.
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