Miami Heat sharpshooter Duncan Robinson has decided to decline his $20 million early termination option, opting to become a free agent instead. The 27-year-old guard will now explore his options, including negotiating a new deal with the Heat or potentially moving to another team via free agency or a sign-and-trade agreement. Known for his exceptional shooting prowess, Robinson has been a key contributor for the Heat, averaging 11 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game in the previous season.
Robinson's decision opens up a world of possibilities for both himself and the Heat, as they now have the opportunity to work on securing his services long-term. As one of the most lethal shooters in the NBA, with a near-40% career three-point shooting percentage on over seven attempts per game, Robinson's skill set is highly coveted in today's league. Fans will eagerly await to see where Robinson's future lies and how the Heat will navigate negotiations to retain their sharpshooting guard for the seasons to come.