Teams eyeing Kyrie Irving as Miami Heat considers roster moves
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 5:58 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

As the NBA offseason progresses, Dallas Mavericks reaffirm their intention to start the season with Kyrie Irving as their point guard. However, there is speculation about a potential trade if the team opts for a younger roster. Meanwhile, the Miami Heat are exploring signings, including adding Nick Richards as a backup big man and possibly considering former players like Gabe Vincent and Keshad Johnson for their final roster spot. In related news, LeBron James is set to host a golf event in Akron and Simone Fontecchio has accepted a deal with the Heat after previously exploring EuroLeague options.
- •Mavericks intend to keep Kyrie Irving as their point guard for now.
- •Irving's long-term role is uncertain due to his age and contract.
- •Miami Heat likely to sign Nick Richards and consider veteran options.
- •LeBron James announces golf event for July 2027 in Akron, Ohio.
- •Simone Fontecchio joins Heat after rejecting offers from EuroLeague teams.
- 5:58 PMYahoo Sports — NBA Offseason News/Trade/Free Agent Rumors 2026: Teams still eyeing Kyrie Irving, Heat plans
"Also, some LeBron James and Simone Fontecchio news.
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