Miami will be plenty busy this summer with contract signings, as the defending champs have only two players under guaranteed contracts for next season. Four players, including Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and James all have player options and could chose to become free agents. I expect there to be some re-signings, but I am confident Riley will go into the market full force. Players like Chris Kaman could be on the radar this offseason.

Mario Chalmers has spent his entire professional career in South Beach, but his contract is up at the end of this season. He has been an intricate part of Miami's championship success and has been the starting point guard for the majority of his career. Although there is a chance Chalmers may go wherever the money takes him, the Heat will make a strong attempt to get him to stay.

Erik Spoelstra has always expressed the importance of Chris Bosh to the Heat, even though the power forward has performed rather inconsistently. Set to make over $20 million next season, I don't think Bosh's performances translate into that monster contract. It would be in Miami's best interest to restructure with Bosh, but I don't know if he would appreciate that. The Heat want to keep Bosh, but is the money really worth it?

Wade has made it known that he wants to retire in Miami. That day may be sooner than expected, but Wade is set to make over $40 million in the next two years -- money that both the Heat and Wade know he doesn't exactly deserve. There have been hints of Wade and Miami restructuring, and that should be exactly what happens. It will guarantee Wade's future in South beach and give Riley more financial flexibility with the hopes of more titles.

No one knows exactly what "King James" will do, but every single team wants him. The reigning MVP can opt-out and leave Miami after this season, but many feel he will remain in South Beach. There are no guarantees in life or in basketball, so Riley and the Heat will do everything in their power to get James to stay. That comes back to Wade's restructuring. Should it happen, Miami can offer James more money which may have to happen.