Johnson signs two-way contract to remain with the Miami Heat
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 4:27 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

Johnson opted to sign a two-way deal with the Miami Heat this week despite receiving standard contract offers from other NBA teams. The point guard indicated a desire to stay in Miami to address unfinished business rather than pursue higher guaranteed money elsewhere. Under the terms of his two-way contract, Johnson is limited to appearing in no more than 50 NBA games during the upcoming season. He joins point guard Tre Donaldson and center Vlad Goldin as the third player currently signed to a two-way agreement with the team. Players in these positions often work to maximize their time in the league while navigating the business realities of standard versus two-way contracts.
- •Johnson chose a two-way contract over standard offers from other teams.
- •The agreement restricts Johnson to a maximum of 50 NBA games.
- •Tre Donaldson and Vlad Goldin also hold two-way spots for the Heat.
- •Johnson stated he preferred staying in Miami to continue his tenure.
- 4:27 PMYahoo Sports — “It’s a business. For guys in my position, that have …
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