"Of course, the question is, will the front office consider AD the right superstar target to go all-in on? And whether the trade deadline is the right - or ideal - time to do so. Sure, there are questions about whether the Heat has the right assets the Mavs would be looking for in return, but for a moment, let's just look at AD, as a talent, in a vacuum."
"In theory, the Heat's philosophy over the decades has always been to get the talent (or superstar) and figure out a fit (and the rest) later. It was a clear decision when they acquired LeBron James, and the same for Jimmy Butler. On both occasions, for the most part, the Heat's decision to go all-in on both players, despite the somewhat wonky basketball fits, worked out."
Dallas Mavericks are expected to explore Anthony Davis' market ahead of the NBA trade deadline, potentially drawing the Miami Heat's interest in a superstar upgrade. The Heat has a history of acquiring high-end talent first and addressing fit later, as demonstrated with LeBron James and Jimmy Butler. Anthony Davis provides elite frontcourt ability on both ends and could shore up Miami's defensive paint struggles. Recent availability is a major concern, as Davis has played only 12 of 43 eligible regular-season games since the Mavericks trade. Any pursuit would demand extreme caution given the injury history and timing.
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