Heat expected to sign Gabe Vincent as roster flexibility increases
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

The Miami Heat are projected to sign Gabe Vincent, a former guard, as they finalize their roster moves. With Klay Thompson's recent addition on a smaller contract, the Heat have gained financial flexibility, allowing them to seek a reunion with Vincent, who suffered injuries during his time with the Los Angeles Lakers. Vincent played a key role in Miami's 2023 Finals run but faced challenges with availability and performance in Los Angeles. His return could provide valuable veteran presence for the Heat's backcourt, depending on his health.
- •Gabe Vincent is linked to rejoining the Miami Heat.
- •Klay Thompson's smaller contract opened roster flexibility.
- •Vincent played a key role in Miami's 2023 Finals run.
- •He has struggled with injuries and performance at the Lakers.
- •Heat could benefit from Vincent's veteran presence.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — Heat predicted to sign $37M injury-prone fan favorite with Finals experience, ex-Lakers letdown
"The Miami Heat have some spending room left on the table. There is major belief that they are going to sign a former fan favorite trying to prove he still has it.
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