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The Heat could get another shot at a former first-round pick they coveted as a surprising Grizzlies trade development emerges.

The Miami Heat have been identified by NBA insider Jake Fischer as longtime admirers of Memphis Grizzlies guard Walter Clayton Jr., as Memphis reportedly explores the trade market for him. While Miami has not actively engaged in trade discussions, the Grizzlies are managing a roster crunch and considering moves involving Clayton and GG Jackson II.
Miami's potential interest follows a blockbuster July trade for superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo that cost them significant perimeter depth, including Tyler Herro and Jaime Jaquez Jr. Clayton, who won the 2025 NCAA championship with Florida and was drafted 18th overall, could offer Miami an intriguing developmental guard option to bolster its backcourt playmaking.
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