The Miami Heat's summer league roster showcased promising performances from Pelle Larsson and Keshad Johnson, both former Arizona teammates, as they contributed significantly to a 93-79 victory over the Golden State Warriors. Larsson, a second-round pick, finished with 12 points, while Johnson, who went undrafted last year, added 14 points and showed remarkable athleticism. With Coach Eric Glass resting the team's first-round pick, Kel'el Ware, both players displayed their potential as valuable assets for the upcoming season.

In the absence of Ware, Vlad Goldin made a notable return to the starting lineup, providing depth at center following Kevin Love's recent trade. Larsson capitalized on the summer league format, demonstrating his attacking style, while Johnson's athletic dunks highlighted his developing offensive skill set. With the Heat shifting focus to the Las Vegas Summer League, the team's depth and performance will be critical as they aim to defend their championship title.