The Miami Heat went on a miracle run to the NBA Finals this season, but they fell short of their ultimate goal of winning a title. Now, they enter the offseason with questions revolving around what their roster around All-Stars Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo will look like, especially with Gabe Vincent set to enter free agency.

Finishing up the final year of his contract, Vincent is going to be an unrestricted free agent this summer and has quickly cemented himself as a key name that many teams may look to pursue. While he's not the most athletic guard, nor the best scoring guard in the league, Vincent has proven that he has what it takes to be a reliable starter in his team's backcourt.

Remaining with the Heat is definitely an option for the 27-year-old guard, but he will be experiencing free agency for the first time in his career and has a chance to really cash in on his recent success. During his end of season press conference on Wednesday, Vincent addressed what his offseason is looking like and how he feels about becoming a free agent this summer.

“Obviously, all my time in the NBA has been with the Heat other than my short stint in the G League with Sacramento,” Vincent stated, via the Miami Herald's Anthony Chang. “I built a lot of great relationships with the organization, with staff. I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity they gave me and the chance they took on me. I’ve been blessed to represent this city and this organization so far.”

In addition to reflecting on his time with the Heat, Vincent stated that he will be looking for the “right situation” and that financials will play a factor in his decision this offseason.

Through four NBA seasons, Vincent has steadily improved and he's coming off of a year in which he averaged career-high averages in points (9.4), rebounds (2.1) and minutes (25.9). He also started in a career-high 34 of the 68 total games he played in this past season in Miami.

With the NBA's new CBA deal coming into effect soon and teams facing stricter financial decisions, it is unknown what the market will look like this offseason in terms of money being allocated to new contracts. However, Vincent is set to receive interest from several other teams besides the Heat, so Miami may very well have to open up their checkbook if they are to keep the undrafted guard around.