#2 Justin Holiday

Justin Holiday was traded to the Memphis Grizzlies back in January, although the 30-year-old struggled to make much of an impact in his 44 appearances. Holiday averaged just 9.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game, and due to his stock taking a major hit over the past 18 months, Dan Favale of Bleacher Report believes the Heat could get Holiday on a cheap deal:

Miami won't be playing much of a role in free agency. Staying out the luxury tax will be a chore on its own, and Riley's designs on signing two stars in 2020 preclude the Heat from making sizable commitments.
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Justin Holiday fits within those confines. His stock mostly imploded this season after a hot start, but Miami needs to hoard wings if Justise Winslow is going to monopolize point guard responsibilities.
Holiday earned $4.4 million for the 18-19 season, although he may be available on a one-year minimum deal this summer.
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