Even Trade
Miami and Oklahoma City Thunder produced broadly comparable realized value in the 2010-06-24 exchange: second-round pick (protected top 40 in 2011, top 40 in 2012, unprotected in 2013) (2011 #54-Milan Macvan) for rights to Latavious Williams.
Miami Heat Received
- Draft Pick second-round pick (protected top 40 in 2011, top 40 in 2012, unprotected in 2013) (2011 #54- Milan Macvan )
Oklahoma City Thunder Received
- Draft Rights draft rights to Latavious Williams
Miami Heat
Trade Analysis
Miami received second-round pick (protected top 40 in 2011, top 40 in 2012, unprotected in 2013) (2011 #54-Milan Macvan) and sent rights to Latavious Williams in the 2010-06-24 transaction with Oklahoma City Thunder. The realized player production, draft outcomes and transaction context did not create enough durable separation to justify a directional verdict. The C+/C+ grade pairing reflects comparable realized value rather than artificial symmetry. The review weighs actual NBA contribution, pick conversion, contract context, timing and downstream asset use, including whether either side converted the original return into something more valuable. Neither side created a sufficiently durable advantage to support a directional verdict, so the transaction is retained as a genuine even rather than pushed into a win or loss bucket to shape the overall curve.