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<\/p>\nRudy Gay #22 of the San Antonio Spurs handles the ball during a game against the Utah Jazz
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The Miami Heat<\/a> are going to be very active this offseason<\/a> and it\u2019s for obvious reasons. This is an opportunity to begin searching for ways to return to contention in the Eastern Conference, as then search to either trade or sign a perennial All-Star begins.<\/p>\n In addition to bringing in a <\/em>whale, <\/em>the Heat must primarily focus their concerns on the impending free agencies of Duncan Robinson<\/a> and Kendrick Nunn, two names who headline as top free-agents in Miami\u2019s youth. Then, you also have the possible negotiations of a maximum extension of star Jimmy Butler<\/a>.<\/p>\n However, it\u2019s never too early to take note of potential assets and this free agency class has plenty of underrated players who could be game-changers for this franchise. A low-end option to be considered, is San Antonio Spurs veteran forward Rudy Gay<\/a>.<\/p>\n Once a former borderline All-Star for the Memphis Grizzlies, Gay has just finished his fourth-consecutive season with the Spurs. A fourteen-year NBA veteran in the back-end of his career, Gay likely won\u2019t cross the radar for many teams this summer \u2014 as he\u2019ll be turning 35 in August.<\/p>\n However, there\u2019s many reasons for why players of his age still hold value.<\/p>\n <!—-><\/p>\n