Davion Mitchell shocks NBA with $24 million Miami Heat return fans call a redemption beginning

The NBA free agency buzz just got louder with a major update involving Davion Mitchell. According to reports from Shams Charania and ESPN, the restricted free agent plans to return to the Miami Heat on a two-year, $24 million deal.

The move is creating excitement among fans as Mitchell looks set to continue his journey in South Beach, bringing his signature defensive energy back to the Heat lineup.

Davion Mitchell set to rejoin Miami Heat as deal details emerge

On the night of June 28, NBA reporter Shams Charania shared some big news on Instagram and X. He said that Davion Mitchell, who is a restricted free agent, plans to sign a new two-year deal worth $24 million to return to the Miami Heat.ESPN also backed up the report.

The deal isn’t signed yet, but both sides are working on the final details and it’s expected to be done soon.

Mitchell, who spent the last season with the Miami Heat after being traded mid-season, impressed many with his defensive energy and ability to push the pace off the bench.

Davion Mitchell reaches free agency decision according to Shams Charania and ESPN

Davion Mitchell, who was drafted by the Sacramento Kings in 2021, has had a strong impact on every team he’s played for, especially as a defender.

The 26-year-old point guard found a role with Miami this past season after joining the team in a trade. His hustle, focus, and ability to guard multiple positions earned him minutes during key games.Sources from ESPN and The Athletic confirmed that Miami was always interested in keeping him. According to Shams Charania’s report, Mitchell intends to sign a two-year contract worth $24 million. While the deal is not yet officially signed, insiders say both parties are moving toward an agreement quickly.A league source told ESPN, “Miami loved his grit and leadership off the bench. He fits what they stand for.”The Miami Heat are reportedly clearing cap space and adjusting their roster to make the deal work. If the signing goes through as expected, Mitchell will rejoin a core that includes Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, and Tyler Herro, giving the team another solid defensive guard.The Heat front office has not yet made an official statement, but insiders expect the team to confirm the deal early next week once contracts are finalized and the league office completes its review.Also Read:Jayson Tatum sets NBA world ablaze with explosive birthday tribute to Bradley Beal