The Miami Heat's summer league experience was uniquely structured this year, focusing on a core group of five players while providing opportunities for others. Young talents like Kel'el Ware, Pelle Larsson, and Keshad Johnson shone throughout the competition, with Larsson averaging 18 points before heading to the Swedish national team. Ware's standout performances included a 21-point, 15-rebound game against the Boston Celtics, showcasing his potential. The coaching staff praised the players' ability to bond and play for each other amidst the competitive environment, which contributed to their overall success.

Among the notable performances, Goldin's double-double in his final game capped the summer league at 2-3 in Las Vegas. Other players like Bryson Warren and Dain Dainja also had moments of brilliance despite injuries and being undrafted, respectively. Kira Lewis Jr. provided veteran presence and efficiency during games, while Javonte Cook and Erik Stevenson proved to be consistent contributors, with Stevenson averaging over 10 points in his appearances. The Heat's ability to integrate these players bodes well for their future roster decisions.