NBA Trades: 3 Reasons why Miami Heat should trade for Chris Paul

#3 The Point God still packs a lot of scoring within his 33-year-old self

Chris Paul was the 4th overall pick back in 2005.

Paul holds the ability to step up as a game-winner on any given night. Despite having a low scoring campaign last season, CP3 still managed to shoot a fairly respectable 35% from beyond the arc as well as over 41% from the field overall.

He holds the skills to run a smooth offence on any team across the league, owing to his playmaking skills and court vision. It can be argued that his best years are now behind him, but that doesn't make him a liability on any offensive set any coach would plan to run.

He's a career 47% shooter from the field and carries the nerves of steel built over a 14-season-long career. Having him on the roster whilst making a strong playoff run can never hurt a team's chances in any way fathomable.