The Miami Heat have a long history of making the most of underappreciated players. Erik Spoelstra and Pat Riley find hidden gems and turn them into legitimate rotation pieces, some of which end up playing key roles during the playoffs.

Earlier this summer, Caleb Martin agreed to a four-year deal worth $32 million with the Philadelphia 76ers. While it's been nearly a couple of months since his signing, it's only recently that Martin posted a heartfelt farewell message to Miami on social media.

The Miami Heat have not made any major moves this summer. But one departure that could have a negative effect on the team is that of Caleb Martin, who left to join the Philadelphia 76ers. Rumors suggest that the Heat had offered Martin a five-year,

Caleb Martin and the Philadelphia 76ers reached a four-year, $32 million contract earlier this summer. Even though Martin signed a contract with Miami almost a month ago, he didn't really say goodbye to the city until recently on social media.

Just as a new wave of players enter the league every year, a wave of players leave the league, either for retirement or opportunities to play elsewhere. Last Th