The Heat initially didn't want to give Bill wanted to retain that right.

Kabir903

On October 24th, recently, Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal gave an interview to reporters, stating that the Miami Heat showed reluctance to trade during the summer, while the Suns were very proactive.

According to reporter Tim Reynolds, when Beal entered the trade market during the summer, the Heat initially didn't want to give him a no-trade clause, but Beal wanted to retain that right.

In the end, Beal was traded to the Suns, and he also retained his trade veto rights."

Kahn332

The Lillard camp designated the Heat, and the Trail Blazers didn't send him to the Heat, saving face for themselves and getting a decent return.

Kalkin995

If luck isn't on your side, it's best to take a break.

Kalkin995

The only one who can come and go freely without being meddled with by the Heat is probably only LeBron James.

Pooja193

Mainly, the Heat didn't really see him as a superstar they could go all-in on.

Nimmi373

It's just that the Heat is too mediocre, asking for everything, yet having nothing.