Sports
Reports: Heat guarantees contracts of Duncan Robinson, Kendrick Nunn
By
MIAMI – The Miami Heat are keeping around a pair of young players, according to a report.
ESPN’s Bobby Marks and the Sun-Sentinel report that Miami has guaranteed the $1.7M contracts of Duncan Robinson and Kendrick Nunn.
Both players were key contributors to the Heat’s Eastern Conference Championship.
Robinson, who went to college at Michigan, provided sharp shooting for the Heat.
In 73 games, he averaged 13.5 points per game and shot 45% from the 3-point line.
As for Nunn, he was one of the best rookies in the NBA.
Nunn played in 67 games averaging 15.3 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 3.3 assists.
The Heat have the No. 20 pick in the NBA draft on Wednesday night.
-
Local News4 months agoA huge financial relief is coming for Broward County schools teachers, principals, and educational support staff after unanimous vote results in salary hike
-
Local News5 months agoCoral Glades boys soccer advances to the regional championships
-
Local News5 months agoCoral Springs’s two basketball teams win the District Championship
-
Florida4 months agoFlorida Senator Rick Scott’s renewed push for the Sunshine Protection Act aims to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, with backing from key House and Senate leaders, emphasizing health, benefits
-
Local News6 months agoChildren with special needs can attend a free Super Bowl party hosted by the Coral Springs Foundation
-
Local News7 months agoChaz Stevens’ lawsuit against Broward Schools for religious discrimination denied by a judge.
-
Crime & Safety4 months agoOkechukwu Josiah Odunna of Nigeria arrested for masterminding a fraudulent real estate operation that deceived financial institutions in Florida, leading to significant losses
-
Crime & Safety4 months agoFederal jury convicts Florida man, Dustin Sean McCabe, of manslaughter and fraud after deadly boating accident and deceptive COVID relief claims that exposed reckless conduct and financial exploitation
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.