Here is an overview of the Miami Heat’s pick scenario for the next seven drafts:

2013: No first round picks; no second round picks
2014: Two first round picks (one conditional); one second round pick
2015: No first round picks; one second round pick
2016: One first round pick; one second round pick
2017: One first round pick; one second round pick
2018: One first round pick; one second round pick
2019: One first round pick; one second round pick

Here is a detailed review of the pick flow:

2013 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick traded to Cleveland (top-10 protected through 2014; unprotected in 2015) in LeBron James trade on 7/9/10
Second Round: Miami’s own pick traded to Memphis in Dexter Pittman trade on 2/21/13

2014 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick
First Round: Received from Philadelphia (lottery protected through 2015; if not conveyed by 2015, will become consecutive second round picks in 2015 and 2016) in Arnett Moultrie trade on 6/28/12
Second Round: Miami’s own pick
Second Round: Received from Minnesota in Michael Beasley trade on 7/12/10; traded to Minnesota in Norris Cole trade on 6/23/11

2015 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick traded to Cleveland (top-10 protected through 2016, unprotected in 2017) in LeBron James trade on 7/9/10
Second Round: Miami’s own pick

2016 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick
Second Round: Miami’s own pick

2017 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick
Second Round: Miami’s own pick

2018 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick
Second Round: Miami’s own pick

2019 Activity
First Round: Miami’s own pick
Second Round: Miami’s own pick

Note: Teams are allowed to trade draft picks up to seven years into the future. Teams are also restricted from trading away all of their future first round draft picks in consecutive seasons.