According to Miami-based radio host Jonathan Zaslow, Giannis Antetokounmpo is reportedly eyeing a move to the Miami Heat. Antetokounmpo could have multiple suitors across both conferences, should he demand a trade from the Milwaukee Bucks after their third consecutive first-round exit.With Damian Lillard suffering an Achilles injury during the playoffs and potentially missing a significant chunk of the 2025-26 season, Giannis's chance of winning a championship with the Bucks is fading. Milwaukee doesn't have the assets to improve the roster around him, and the team's ceiling doesn't look good after two full seasons.A move to the Miami Heat would make sense for Giannis. With no state taxes applicable, he can maximize his earnings. Giannis can also form one of the most tantalizing frontcourt duos next to Bam Adebayo.It's also a weaker conference than the West, improving Giannis' chances of a deep postseason run.Here's how a deal could come to fruition between the Heat and the Bucks for Giannis Antetokounmpo.NBA Mock Trade: Examining how trade sending Giannis Antetokounmpo to Heat would work with Nuggets involvedThe Heat and Bucks will require a third trade partner to engage in a deal centered around Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Nuggets could be an enticing partner, considering their need for defense and the potential need to reduce their payroll for next season.Michael Porter Jr. is the likeliest candidate to make room for the Nuggets to create salary-cap flexibility. He will make $38.3 million next year and has one more year left. Denver can replace him with two veteran players from the Heat, who the Bucks wouldn't want in return.Here's how a deal sending Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Heat and Michael Porter Jr. to the Bucks could look:Heat get: Giannis AntetokounmpoBucks get:Michael Porter Jr.Nikola JovicJaime Jaquez Jr.Kel'el Ware2025 first-round pick (#20 via Heat)2026-first round pick swap (via Heat, Bucks swap)2029 first-round pick (via Heat)2031 first-round pick (via Heat)2026 second-round pick via Heat (Memphis swap)2031 second-round pick via Heat (Utah swap)Nuggets get: Andrew WigginsKyle AndersonThe Bucks secure multiple young players from the Heat and a 26-year-old Michael Porter Jr. with two years on his contract, along with four first-round picks, including a swap. On the other hand, the Nuggets add experienced frontcourt depth with Andrew Wiggins, a former NBA champion and one of the best perimeter defenders, along with a savvy bench player like Kyle Anderson.