<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Dennis Scott hasn't played in the NBA in three years, but he can't help but wonder if it's time to come out of retirement. Still the most prolific 3-point shooter in Magic history, Scott is appalled by the lack of decent shooters around the league today. Scott, 35, might be getting a call soon from the Miami Heat, who desperately need a few more long-distance shooters to complement O'Neal. "For me, shooting the 3 is like riding a bike,'' Scott said. "I could still help a team today because I can still make them with my eyes closed.'' Another guy who could end up in Miami is veteran point guard Rod Strickland, who played half of last season in Orlando. Strickland already played for the Heat once in his career, and the Heat could use him again. A veteran like Strickland would allow the Heat to use rising star Dwyane Wade some at shooting guard, where he still is more comfortable.</div>Not much to read registration required
