The Miami Heat fulfilled the wishes of many supporters after three preseason games. To enable Jamal Cain to participate in up to 50 games with the Heat while splitting time with the Sioux Falls Skyforce, the Heat will turn his Exhibit 10 agreement into a two-way contract. A training camp agreement with the option to become a two-way is known as an Exhibit 10 contract.
According to Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald, Darius Days, who had held a two-way deal with Miami, will be released by the Heat. Days will join the Skyforce this year, according to the Heat, he claimed.
According to Chiang, Mychal Mulder, who had a two-way contract with Miami last year, will be signed by the Heat to an Exhibit 10 contract. Mulder appeared in 60 games with the Golden State Warriors during the 2020–21 season, which may have made him more well-known to casual fans than other NBA hopefuls.
As I stated the day before, Cain has played more than Days and has shown promise. Making Cain’s contract, a two-way agreement was wise, mainly because Miami had to fill the position of power forward.