With the new NBA season fast approaching, the Miami Heat faces several key concerns that could impact their performance. Here are the main issues facing the Florida team:

Big news for NBA fans and bettors! Jamal Murray has signed a four-year extension with the Denver Nuggets, securing his future with the team that made him a star. The new deal, worth $400 million, keeps Murray alongside Serbian teammate Nikola Jokic, forming one of the league's most lethal duos and defending the only championship title the Nuggets have ever won.

Brandon Ingram, one of the New Orleans Pelicans' stars, opted not to attend the voluntary minicamp in California last week. Ingram and the newly signed Daniel Theis were the only players who missed the camp, raising concerns among team officials who had hoped Ingram would attend to train with new star point guard Dejounte Murray.

Patrick Beverley, known for his energetic playing style and combative attitude in the NBA, has been experiencing a unique situation since his move to Europe: now that he plays for Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Israeli Basketball Premier League, he is receiving superstar treatment comparable to the level of fame enjoyed by elite NBA players like LeBron James, raising expectations for NBA odds.

Stephen Curry, the iconic star of the Golden State Warriors, has given an exciting hint about his plans. In a recent interview on CNBC, he spoke about his interest in becoming an NBA team owner after his playing career ends. Added to the possibility of league expansion, the NBA odds of Curry taking on an ownership role are growing stronger.