Published 13:22 IST, November 20th 2019

NBA Trade Rumours: Miami Heat eye 'Big 3', could sign Chris Paul and Kevin Love

NBA Trade Rumors: Miami Heat could offer to trade Goran Dragic and Dion Waiters in order to get the services of Chris Paul from Oklahoma City Thunder.

Reported by: Suraj Alva
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Miami Heat are currently off to a good start with winning 9 of ir 12 games this season so far. However, with an eye on winning Eastern Conference as well as next year’s Finals, Heat could still think about upgrading ir current roster. latest rumour in NBA is that Heat is planning to create Big 3 with Chris Paul, Jimmy Butler And Kevin Love before February trade deadline.

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NBA Trade Rumours: Chris Paul and Kevin Love to Miami Heat

Having left Houston Rockets, Paul is currently playing for Oklahoma City Thunder. To acquire Paul, Heat could just offer a trade pack including Goran Dragic and Dion Waiters.

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If Heat man to convince Thunder to make a deal, y should also push for acquiring services of Kevin Love from Cavaliers.

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NBA Trade Rumours: What do Paul and Love bring on table for Miami Heat

Bringing in Chris Paul and Kevin Love will only maximise Jimmy Butler’s chances of winning championship. Paul and Love may have injury issues in past, but when fit, y could give Heat two All-Star-caliber players who are very reliable scoring options.

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potential “Big Three” of Butler, Love, and Paul would t only make Heat a legitimate threat in Eastern Conference, but it would also give m a realistic chance of winning NBA trophy this season.

09:42 IST, November 20th 2019