Chris Quinn picks up 2009-10 option on Miami Heat contract

The Miami Heat is on the verge of having to put out a no-vacancy sign. Heat President Pat Riley said last week the team likely would be only able to carry 13 players at the start of next season to avoid the dollar-for-dollar luxury tax on excessive payrolls.

[JAK]

Where's Anthony Carter's agent when you need him?

[adv]

It"s exactly what came to my mind, JAK

[OLD PRO]

We have to hold on to Quinn - The Token!

[trensaun]

Pat Riley is not too bright you need to package some of that garbage you got and bring in some hungry athletic studds 6'10 or better ala a physical rashard lewis type slashers use those two pics and get someone 6'9 6'10 how bout the forward from atlanta solomon jones sean may is a good low cost move good upside with the lack of pf players/center.do your home workpresident or get out.

[The People of Florida]

Team are moving on with trades and Pat is too quiet. He better come with something big soon or I'll support Wade out to a better place.

By the way great article about D. Cook. He is a great humanity example.

[the people of the country]

quinnie is an invaluable member of the team. the glue. he holds everything together. w/o him, the team would fall apart.

give him an option for another season, but more than ten percent raise, riles!

[Bait]

It makes perfect sense why Mickey doesn't want to pay any luxury tax in the NBA. After all, cruise ships register overseas to avoid paying US taxes too. We would all like a better product, but at least the boss is consistent.

[JAK]

The People of Florida wrote:

Team are moving on with trades and Pat is too quiet. He better come with something big soon or I'll support Wade out to a better place.
By the way great article about D. Cook. He is a great humanity example.

How about Beasley to the Grizz for the #2 and then we pick Rubio? Would that interest you?

[eger]

Someone should have broke his fingers before he could sign, we would have had an extra roster spot.