Greg Cote’s Poll Dance is a weekly survey usually on sports. In today’s 44th installment: Should the Miami Heat once again pursue acquiring Kevin Durant? Vote now!

The Miami Heat have long admired Kevin Durant. The team pursued him multiple times over the years, from his Oklahoma City days to his time with the Brooklyn Nets. At February’s trade deadline, Miami and Phoenix reportedly discussed a significant swap involving Jimmy Butler and Durant.

Udonis Haslem, in his role of ESPN commentator, said Friday he could see a trade fit for the Miami Heat with Kevin Durant.

Brad Marchand made history, scoring five goals in two separate Stanley Cup Finals with different teams. Dwyane Wade led the Miami Heat to a 2006 NBA Finals victory after being down 2-0, earning Finals MVP. Jake Scott's two interceptions in Super Bowl VII contributed to the Miami Dolphins' perfect 17-0 season.

It didn’t matter what Damian Lillard wanted. But you also start here: It did matter what Jimmy Butler wanted. Because here the Pat Riley and the Miami Heat stand again, at a crossroads of desire and destination,

A: Or, in the East, raise them to greater heights than a potential fourth consecutive trip to the play-in round. With the Heat, Kevin Durant would have the type of defensive anchor in Bam Adebayo that he lacked with the Nets or Suns. It’s at least worth the look, while also considering the degree of draft capital required.

Bill Simmons urges the Miami Heat to 'blow it up,' citing Tyler Herro's rising contract and questions about the team's long-term direction.

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