With the injury to Miami Heat star Tyler Herro that will have him miss time to start the season, other guards on the team have also sustained issues that leave them short-handed for the preseason opener.
There were times in which Dru Smith, even for all his faith and fortitude, did not believe this was possible. After working his way into the Miami Heat
After the Miami Heat signed guard Dru Smith to a three-year contract extension, it was a signal from the organization that they believe the homegrown talent can emerge as a consistent impact player.
The Miami Heat surprised their fanbase with their latest trade. Following a letdown season, the team dealt Haywood Highsmith and an unprotected 2032 second-round pick to the Brooklyn Nets in a salary dump.
With the Thunder bringing back nearly the same roster that won the championship last season, the team is banking on growth from within. One player expected to take a step forward is 21-year-old guard Cason Wallace, entering his third year in the league, according to Rylan Stiles of Sports Illustrated.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Miami Heat have 14 players on standard contracts following the trade of Haywood Highsmith to Brooklyn and the signing of Dru Smith over the weekend.
The Haywood Highsmith trade from the Miami Heat to the Brooklyn Nets did not come together quickly. Not according to information recently gathered by Five Reasons Sports, and the Five on the Floor podcast.
MIAMI – The Miami Heat kept Dru Smith in the fold. The guard signed a three-year, $7.9 million deal this week. His average annual value checks in at $2.6 million.
Karl-Anthony Towns is eligible to add two more years onto his current deal with the Knicks, but there’s been little movement on that front this NBA offseason.
The Miami Heat seemingly finalized its roster yesterday with Dru Smith agreeing to a three-year contract. While Smith is a player that the Heat loves, his signing leaves the team’s roster a little unbalanced.
Apparently, the Miami Heat’s decision to trade defensive specialist Haywood Highsmith wasn’t just about reducing their payroll heading into the season.
The Miami Heat have conducted some business in the last couple of days, but not in the way that fans are hoping for. They shipped Haywood Highsmith in a salary-dumping trade to the Brooklyn Nets, then recently signed Dru Smith to a three-year, $7.9 million partially guaranteed contract.
Former Missouri Tigers guard Dru Smith agreed to terms on a three-year contract with the Miami Heat on Saturday, according to multiple reports. The deal is worth $7.9 million.
The Miami Heat are re-signing guard Dru Smith to a three-year contract, according to multiple media reports on Saturday. Smith, 27, dealt with a torn Achilles tendon last season and a torn ACL about a year earlier.
With the Miami Heat involved in rumors this offseason, the team has also made some lateral moves in signing young players to two-way contracts. One player
An unfathomably bad stretch of luck continues for one Miami Heat player. Heat guard Dru Smith had to leave Monday’s game against the Brooklyn Nets with a lower leg injury.
Miami Heat guard Dru Smith will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining a torn Achilles tendon. Smith was injured on a non-contact play during Miami's 110-95 victory against the Brooklyn Nets on Monday and needed assistance to leave the court.
Miami Heat guard Dru Smith has been locked in and hungry for more playing time. Who would’ve thought that Smith would be the one to spark a significant amount of tenacity in this Heat team?