Patty Mills Signs with the Miami HEAT

Australian Guard Returns to the League After Two Years in Australia

Veteran Point Guard to Join a Talented HEAT Team

The Miami HEAT have signed Patty Mills, a 6'2 guard who first entered the league back in 2009. Mills has been playing for the Melbourne United in Australia's NBL for the past two seasons and will now return to the NBA with the HEAT.

Mills is a veteran point guard with a lot of experience, having played 790 regular season games and 130 playoff games in his career. He is a three-point threat and can also create for others, making him a valuable addition to any team. He was a key member of the Australian team that won the bronze medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

The HEAT have been looking for a point guard to add depth to their roster and Mills fits the bill. He is a proven winner who can provide leadership and mentorship to the younger players on the team. He is also a good shooter and can help space the floor for the likes of Bam Adebayo, Kyle Lowery, and Jimmy Butler.

Mills' signing is a good move for both the HEAT and Mills. The HEAT get a veteran point guard who can contribute right away, while Mills gets a chance to play for a championship contender. He will be a valuable addition to the HEAT and will help them compete for a title this season.