Ray Allen has exercised his player option for the 13-14 season with the Miami Heat at $3.2 million.

Allen was somewhat expected to opt out of his deal and sign for more money.

Allen can make up to $5.6525 million in 14-15 as an early Bird free agent.

Myck Kabongo will join the Miami Heat on their Summer League team this offseason.

Kabongo went undrafted after leaving Texas as a sophomore.

Kabongo was ruled ineligible for part of the season.

The 2013 NBA Draft immediately delivered shock with the Cleveland Cavaliers' selection of Anthony Bennett. The Cavaliers were expected to pick between Nerlens Noel and Alex Len.

First Round
1. Cleveland Cavaliers: Anthony Bennett
2. Orlando Magic: Victor Oladipo
3. Washington Wizards: Otto Porter
4. Charlotte Bobcats: Cody Zeller
5. Phoenix Suns: Alex Len
6. New Orleans Pelicans (for 76ers): Nerlens Noel
7. Sacramento Kings: Ben McLemore
8. Detroit Pistons: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
9. Minnesota Timberwolves (for Jazz): Trey Burke
10. Portland Trail Blazers: C.J. McCollum 
11. Philadelphia 76ers: Michael Carter-Williams
12. Oklahoma City Thunder: Steven Adams
13. Dallas Mavericks (for Celtics): Kelly Olynyk  
14. Utah Jazz (for Wolves): Shabazz Muhammad
15. Milwaukee Bucks: Giannis Adektokunbo 
16. Atlanta Hawks: Lucas Nogueira
17. Atlanta Hawks: Dennis Schroeder 
18. Atlanta Hawks (for Mavericks): Shane Larkin 
19. Cleveland Cavaliers: Sergey Karasev 
20. Chicago Bulls: Tony Snell 
21. Minnesota Timberwolves: Gorgui Dieng
22. Brooklyn Nets: Mason Plumlee
23. Indiana Pacers: Solomon Hill 
24. New York Knicks: Tim Hardaway Jr.
25. Los Angeles Clippers: Reggie Bullock
26. Minnesota Timberwolves (for Thunder): Andre Roberson
27. Denver Nuggets (for Jazz): Rudy Gobert
28. San Antonio Spurs: Livio Jean-Charles
29. Oklahoma City Thunder (for Suns): Archie Goodwin
30. Phoenix Suns (for Warriors): Nemanja Nedovic

Second Round
31. Cleveland Cavaliers: Allen Crabbe
32. Oklahoma City Thunder: Alex Abrines
33. Cleveland Cavaliers: Carrick Felix
34. Houston Rockets: Isaiah Canaan
35. Washington Wizards: Glen Rice 
36. Sacramento Kings: Ray McCallum
37. Detroit Pistons: Tony Mitchell
38. Philadelphia 76ers: Nate Wolters 
39. Portland Trail Blazers: Jeff Withey
40. Portland Trail Blazers: Grant Jerrett
41. Memphis Grizzlies: Jamaal Franklin
42. Philadelphia 76ers: Pierre Jackson
43. Milwaukee Bucks: Ricky Ledo
44. Atlanta Hawks: Mike Muscala
45. Portland Trail Blazers: Marko Todorovic
46. Utah Jazz: Erick Green
47. Atlanta Hawks: Raul Neto
48. Los Angeles Lakers: Ryan Kelly
49. Chicago Bulls: Erik Murphy
50. Miami Heat: James Ennis
51. Orlando Magic: Romero Osby
52. Minnesota Timberwolves: Lorenzo Brown
53. Boston Celtics: Colton Iverson
54. Washington Wizards: Arsalan Kazemi
55. Memphis Grizzlies: Joffrey Lauvergne
56. Detroit Pistons: Peyton Siva
57. Phoenix Suns: Alex Oriakhi
58. San Antonio Spurs: Deshaun Thomas
59. Minnesota Timberwolves: Bojan Dubljevic
60. Memphis Grizzlies: Janis Timma 

Greg Oden recently had a two-day visit with the Miami Heat.

Pat Riley confirmed the visit and restated his interest in signing Oden.

“We will explore that and see where it goes because of the possibilities,’’ Riley said of Oden, who has been plagued by knee problems since being the NBA’s No. 1 draft pick in 2007. “You go back to look at (Zydrunas) Ilgauskas. He had nothing but foot problems for about four years and everybody thought it was over. And the same thing happened with Kurt Thomas at the beginning of his career. There’s been a lot of players young in their careers that have had chronic injuries (and then) it doesn’t happen to them anymore. I think he’s such a young player and to be such a force, that you’d want to monitor him very closely.’’

The Heat would likely need to use their their $3.183 million exception to sign Oden.

The Miami Heat do not anticipate using their amnesty provision on Mike Miller this offseason.

Miller played sparingly this season but became a critical member of their rotation in the playoffs.

"I like our team, and we don't like change," said Pat Riley. "Mike is as healthy as he's ever been."

Riley suggested that the only way Miller will be amnestied is at the direction of ownership.

"Unless I get a mandate, we haven't talked about it."

Due to the tax obligations of the Heat, using the amnesty on Miller would save $14 million next season.

LeBron James has made it clear that he will not contemplate free agency of 2014 now, but the Miami Heat forward was adamant maintaining the team's current big three -- along with Pat Riley and Erik Spoelstra -- is critical.

“That’s the goal," James said on Tuesday. "That’s the ultimate finish. We all hope that can happen, obviously, to be able to have success with two guys and with Riles and Spo.

“This is what we came here for. That would be the ultimate. But I don’t know. Life changes, things happen, and you have to be prepared for that. But this is what we all want to be here for. And that’s to be able to compete for a championship every year. If we can do that, then it would be awesome.”

James said it is possible he will return to the gym to train within the next 10 days, after winning his second NBA championship and Finals MVP.

Rashard Lewis and James Jones opted in on their contracts with the Miami Heat for the 13-14 NBA season. 

Ray Allen, however, hasn't opted in and is unlikely to before Saturday's deadline.

Allen has one season at $3.2 million remaining on the two-year deal he signed last offseason.

Allen can become Miami's Non-Bird exception to sign a four-year deal with annual 4.5 percent raises.

The Heat cannot re-sign Allen until the moratorium is lifted on July 10.

Miami Heat players have been in Ray Allen's ear since winning the NBA championship, persuading him to return to the team by exercising his player option this offseason.

In his mind, Chris Bosh believes Allen's decision is simple -- and one he has made.

“We can make quotes all day, but he’s coming back,” Bosh said. “I mean, there’s really nothing to say. We respect each other’s space, but there’s one decision to make. So, it’s easy.”

Heat players also believe Chris Andersen will return.

“I think we have all the influence,” Bosh said. “Guys want to come back. I don’t think it’s any situation in the world better than what we have right now, and I think that speaks for itself, really."

LeBron James can opt out of his contract with the Miami Heat during the 2014 offseason. The Los Angeles Lakers and Cleveland Cavaliers are two teams likely to have enough cap space to sign him to a max contract outright, though the success of the situation with the Heat would prove difficult for him to leave.

"I don't know because I haven't really even thought about it," said James. "So when that moment comes up, I will approach it, like a professional, and we'll see what happens."

James almost certainly won't announce his decision live on television in an hour-long special.

"You learn from your mistakes," he said. "That's something I've been able to do."

James and the Heat have reached the Finals in each of their three seasons together.

"That's something I've lived with, and if the opportunity comes [again], if I'm in that position, I'll be able to handle it much better."

Dwyane Wade had his left knee drained one day before Game 7 of the NBA Finals.

Wade played 39 minutes in the finale, scoring 23 points on 11-for-21 shooting.

"We know what he was dealing with," Erik Spoelstra said after Game 7. "Really, he should be commended for being out there and doing whatever it takes, putting himself out there for criticism, possible criticism, because he wasn't 100 percent. And he just helped us win. That was the bottom line. It was a selfless effort for two months. And some players probably wouldn't have played."

Wade said the knee trouble was one of the worst things he’s dealt with in his 10-year career.

"The toughest part of it is, you work all season to get healthy coming off of knee surgery," Wade said. "And when I finally got the way, everybody saw in my play that I was playing great, some of the best basketball in the role I have on this team. Then I get the bone bruises, and something I worked hard for was getting taken away, and I dealt with it for three months. It was disappointing, frustrating. It hurt. I was able to mask it some nights. Some nights, not."