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Duncan Robinson’s low trade value prevented the Miami Heat from signing six-time All-Star DeMar DeRozan in a sign-and-trade deal, according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks.

Marks stated, “They would have loved to get DeMar DeRozan,” on Thursday on NBA Today. “No insult intended, but they really attempted to acquire DeMar DeRozan. Nobody wanted Duncan Robinson. They could only exchange one first-round selection.”

Rather, DeRozan was acquired by the Sacramento Kings on Monday in a separate sign-and-trade for a new three-year contract for $74 million.

The Kings traded Chris Duarte and Harrison Barnes to make room for the San Antonio Spurs in the three-team deal.

Robinson is still under contract for two more seasons, totaling $90 million over five years.

Chicago probably wasn’t interested in his remaining contract value because the organization has been leaning toward a younger roster after dealing veteran Alex Caruso to the Oklahoma City Thunder. In exchange, the Bulls acquired Josh Giddey, age 21, who they will start with Coby White, age 24. At thirty