Even though the Miami Heat are fresh of a World Championship don’t think for one second their work is done…Especially for Pat Riley and the front office. Using the, now familiar, Parade down Biscayne Bay to give thanks to the city and fans who have supported them since 1988, the Miami Heat franchise also had high hopes that the electrifying experience today would help lore Ray Allen into staying for the remainder of his contract.
With only seconds left in what may be the best game 6 in NBA history, The most prolific 3-pt shooter in the NBA, Ray Allen, stayed true to form to hit the game tying 3 which catapulted the Miami to a game seven which led to victory over the 4-time NBA Champions San Antonio Spurs.
“We think the ultimate recruiting pitch is what we just did, But we wont take that for granted. There will certainly be communication between us and Ray.” Said Erik Spoelstra.
the Heat are facing a potential luxury tax penalty that could range anywhere from $14 – $28 million next year for excessively exceeding the league’s luxury tax. Along with the luxury tax situation they have $80 million in salary commitments for next season, Chris Anderson is a restricted Free Agent and Chalmers is owed $4 Million if they decide to bring him back…Decisions Decisions.
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