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Miami Heat Sign Four Players to Exhibit 10 Contracts
9/12/2025, 1:52:08 PM
New Additions to the Roster
The Miami Heat have expanded their offseason roster by signing four players: guards Jahmir Young, Gabe Madsen, Trevor Keels, and forward Dain Dainja. All four players have signed Exhibit 10 contracts, which typically include small guarantees and invitations to training camp. This brings the Heat's roster to the maximum of 21 players ahead of training camp, which is set to begin on September 30, 2025, in Palm Beach County.
Competitive Landscape
While the Heat currently have 12 players on fully guaranteed contracts and two on partially guaranteed deals, the competition for the available two-way contract will be intense. Miami has one two-way spot open, and the team could convert one of the new signings to a standard contract if they perform well during training camp. However, the Heat would not incur a cap penalty if they decide to waive players currently on two-way contracts.
Official Statements & Responses
The Miami Heat announced the signings through a press release, emphasizing their commitment to evaluating these players during training camp. The organization has not disclosed specific contract details but indicated that the players will compete for the last available two-way contract.
Criticism & Opposition
Some analysts have expressed skepticism regarding the likelihood of these players transitioning to standard contracts, noting that they are considered long shots. The Heat's strategy of signing multiple players to Exhibit 10 contracts has been met with mixed reviews, as it may not significantly bolster the team's immediate prospects.
What's Next
As training camp approaches, the performance of these four players will be closely monitored. The Heat will assess their fit within the team's system and potential contributions as they prepare for the upcoming NBA season.
