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2026 Las Vegas Summer League GameThread: Miami Heat (1-0) v. Orlando Magic (0-1)

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The Miami Heat play their second Las Vegas Summer League in as many days against the Orlando Magic on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. EST. Led by Ryan Conwell, Jahmir Young and Tre White, the Heat took care of business against Kasparas Jakucionis and the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday in a 119-86 blowout victory.

Check out our gamethread below!

Miami Heat Starters:

  • Jahmir Young, G
  • Tre White, G
  • Trevor Keels, F
  • J’Vonne Hadley, F
  • Vlad Goldin, C

Orlando Magic Starters:

  • Jase Richardson, G
  • Lester Quinones, G
  • Alex Morales, F
  • Noah Penda, F
  • Colin Castleton, C

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heat for life
heat for life
1 month ago

ethan has reported klays been down here alot

SunManFromDogBone
SunManFromDogBone
1 month ago

Saw a photo of James and Love in Miami jerseys today. Hmm?

Bout30man
1 month ago

Trevor Keels had a good game.

Reality Czech
Reality Czech
1 month ago
Reply to  Bout30man

Keels and Young have both looked good.

SunManFromDogBone
SunManFromDogBone
1 month ago
Reply to  Reality Czech

A year of seasoning at Sioux Falls should reveal a lot. Same with Conwell if he can’t earn a spot in the regulator Heat rotation.

Reality Czech
Reality Czech
1 month ago

I stand by my belief that at some point he will be getting regular minutes this season.

SunManFromDogBone
SunManFromDogBone
1 month ago

Regulator? (I hate spill shek).

Deadsori123
Deadsori123
1 month ago
Reply to  Bout30man

We’re always spoiled when it comes to finding gems at the guard position. The amazing thing is that they always seem better than the previous gems, but we can’t seem to find good players at the 3, 4, and 5 positions.

SunManFromDogBone
SunManFromDogBone
1 month ago
Reply to  Deadsori123

You would think they could find a young physical, raw PF or C they could develop. Rebound, defend in the paint and handle lob passe for dunks.

heat for life
heat for life
1 month ago

we get them thru fa.except for d wade some of the greatest players in nba have put on a heat uni dont think i have to bring up names.the notorious one was notoriously bad sm

Reality Czech
Reality Czech
1 month ago
Reply to  heat for life

Notorious B.i.G.?

SunManFromDogBone
SunManFromDogBone
1 month ago
Reply to  Reality Czech

Notorious B.I.G.L.Y.

Bout30man
1 month ago
Reply to  Deadsori123

So true. I think the grading systems are more accurate with the big men. Good big men get drafted. BTW, my favorite pick at #13, Cenac, who is 6’11”, went to Boston all the way at #27 and my Boston buddy says he looks great in Summer league.

Reality Czech
Reality Czech
1 month ago
Reply to  Bout30man

I liked him too. He was the first one I mentioned. Then, knowing he would go much lower than 13, I switched to Yaxel, Philon, Carr, Steinbach, and Morez. I wasn’t as high on Ament or Lopez or that big center coming off serious injury.

SunManFromDogBone
SunManFromDogBone
1 month ago
Reply to  Reality Czech

Won’t need to worry about draft prospects again for a while.

Last edited 1 month ago by SunManFromDogBone
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