LAS VEGAS — The reality of NBA two-way contracts is that they are fluid, nothing guaranteed during the offseason beyond the moment.
That’s what made Saturday’s Las Vegas summer-league opener significant for Miami Heat guard Mychal Mulder.
After struggling with his offense in the Heat’s three previous summer-league games at the California Classic, Mulder this time converted his first five 3-point attempts on the way to 23 points in an 88-78 victory on the UNLV campus over the summer roster of the Boston Celtics.