The Miami Heat made a move by sending Haywood Highsmith to the Brooklyn Nets, and the update spread quickly. Shams Charania posted the news on Instagram, explaining that Brooklyn used its cap space to absorb Highsmith’s deal. He wrote, “Brooklyn has remained active in trade conversations as the league’s only team with remaining significant cap space, and takes Haywood Highsmith in with an unprotected second-rounder.” The Nets also picked up a protected second-rounder while Miami reduced its salary bill. Such trades may seem minor, but they quietly shift the balance of a season. Could this be one of those moments?
The update soon reached NBA players as well. Draymond Green shared the post on his Instagram story with the line, “Look what you’ve done Jimbo @jimmybutler.” The message was lighthearted, but while Green is making such comments, one cannot help but remember the situation GSW is facing themselves. Jonathan Kuminga’s trade demands continue to be a wedge in their throat, with the player having not yet committed anywhere.
(This is a developing story)
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