Miami's hopes for a triumphant Udonis Haslem jersey retirement night were dashed by Dejounte Murray's clutch three-pointer with two seconds remaining, sealing a 109-108 victory for the Atlanta Hawks. This marked the second consecutive night Murray's late-game heroics propelled the Hawks to victory, further igniting trade rumors surrounding the talented guard.

Despite Murray's impressive form, the Hawks, facing an underwhelming season, are reportedly open to trading him. Enter the Miami Heat, with Jimmy Butler openly praising Murray as a "stellar point guard" and a potential seamless fit in Erik Spoelstra's system.

Adding fuel to the fire, Murray's recent social media activity hinting at an interest in Miami has fans speculating about a potential move. The Heat, with Kyle Lowry's contract nearing its end, could be looking at Murray as their future floor general.

However, acquiring Murray won't be easy. The Hawks are unlikely to settle for a package solely containing Duncan Robinson, as his value pales in comparison to Murray's. Draft assets will likely be a key component in any potential deal.

The question remains: Will the Heat be willing to part with valuable picks and assets to secure Murray's talent? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure: Dejounte Murray's hot hand has him firmly in the trade spotlight, and Miami is emerging as a serious contender for his services.