Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald said that the Miami Heat’s pursuit of Kevin Durant is “ongoing.” He reported that Heat general manager Andy Elisburg and Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks dined together in a Las Vegas hotel Monday morning.
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But he said that should no trade for Durant materialize, the Heat could trade for former Miami player Jae Crowder or Harrison Barnes.