The 2014 NBA Free Agency Rumors & Predictions are circling around the Miami Heat Big Three. First, LeBron James opts out. Then, Chris Bosh was said to explore his options. But Dwyane Wade doesn't seem to have that luxury.

CAA agent Henry Thomas reiterated to ESPN.com that Wade and Bosh are dealing with their situtaions on individual terms, but that both want to make decisions that would allow them to compete for championships the next four seasons the way they have the last four years.

At the Orlando Summer League, Thomas told ESPN: "They appreciate what they've done in Miami those four years together, and they want to make sure they have a chance to have that same success the next four (years). With Dwyane, he's been there his entire career, so he's in a unique situation. Chris has made it known how he's felt about being in Miami these four years."

ESPN recaps: "(LeBron) James, Wade and Bosh each opted out of the final two years and more than $40 million left on their respective contracts last month to become free agents. The moves, in addition to other expiring contracts and options held by Miami's other players, gave the Heat at least $50 million in cap space and flexibility for team president Pat Riley to retool the roster in free agency.

The big teaser that Thomas gave was that a decision would be reached "within the next couple of days."

The entire media has played General Manager/Agent and computed the possible cap space for Miami. CBS Sports laments:

"The futures of Wade and Bosh are thought to be linked, even more so than James and the other two superstars. There's been widespread confusion over exactly how much money each star wants, with the salary for Bosh ranging from $12 million to as high as $18 million based on some reports."

Dwyane Wade is the one who stayed loyal to his team, never taking the flak that James and Bosh did from their original teams. Now, his loyalty to the team, and also the loyalty of Miami towards it superstar, will be put to the test.