WOULD HASSAN WHITESIDE LEAVE THE MIAMI HEAT?

Hassan Whiteside was last year's talk of the town due to his resurgence as a former bench-warmer, he found his way through the ladder and rose to the occasion with his stint with the Miami Heat last season. Now, he's still on the rise, being one of the leaders in the blocks department in the NBA. Though questions are popping out in the basketball world, if this season would be his final season with the Miami Heat? With teams taking a look at this defensive phenom on the rise, it's possible that most teams would consider signing Hassan Whiteside instead of Dwight Howard, and why not? He's younger and has a better chance of improving compared to Dwight Howard though we want to see if his offense would also progress, but come to think of it? Maybe he shouldn't leave Miami. Dwayne Wade is not getting any younger, Chris Bosh is getting frequently getting injured in the past few seasons, Luol Deng might get traded? I mean this might be a good chance for the Miami Heat to rebuild with Hassan Whiteside as their center piece. And it sure as hell would be easy for the Miami Heat's management. Why? They have a great management led by Pat Riley, they're coaching staff is pretty good as well, playing in South Beach would be intriguing to most free agents, and Goran Dragic is getting better according to basketball analysts, plus rookie Justise Winslow will surely improve in the following seasons to come. But if we're going to ask Hassan Whiteside's possibility to move, is still possible. Though, I doubt it if he leaves. Merely the fact that Miami really contributed or somewhat gave him the chance to show his capabilities and true potential, basically he profited from the Miami Heat, I just hope he makes the right decision. If ever he leaves? I think he should go to the Boston Celtics. Why? Because the Boston Celtics are already playoff contenders, they just need one more piece to become finals contenders and Hassan Whiteside would be valuable addition if he decides to take his talents to Boston.