Dwyane Wade may move to Cleveland Cavaliers later in the 2016-2017 season

It has been a very busy summer so far in the National Basketball Association, and the rumor mill continues to heat things up.

Various superstars have already moved out and joined other teams and with the season still months away, everyone should expect something more down the line.

Outside of the Kevin Durant announcement to play for the Golden State Warriors and Tim Duncan's announcement that he would retire after 19 seasons in the league, the other big story is that Dwyane Wade moved out of the Miami Heat.

Considered by many to be a player who would retire with the Heat after a successful career, Wade took everyone by surprise when he opted to switch teams and go to another East rival, the Chicago Bulls.

It all stems down from a disagreement on terms of the contract. Simply put, Wade wanted more money that he believed was warranted, but the Heat did not want to pull the trigger on a star past his prime.

This led to the Bulls swooping in and grabbing his services. However, talks have circulated that Wade may not finish the season with the Bulls.

According to Sportrageous, there is a belief that the risk the Bulls took to get Wade to play alongside Jimmy Butler and Rajon Rondo will not pay off, and the Cavaliers will try and reunite Wade with LeBron James via trade.

Radio host Nick Wright believes that the Bulls' experiment will not work out, and the Cavs will be willing to shell out some players to acquire Wade.

In an interview, Wright said: "If it all clicks (for Chicago), great. If it doesn't, guess what we know for a fact. The Cavs will trade for him. The Cavs could because of their trade exceptions... Iman Shumpert, Channing Frye, all of their trade exceptions and a couple of first-round picks to sweeten the pot for Chicago."

Wright then went on to say, "People in Miami, people around that team in Miami think that that is part of this math for Dwyane Wade. The discussion in Miami is you watch December 15th when he's eligible to be traded and Cleveland will call for him."