Miami Heat signed Klay Thompson, with former star Chris Bosh publicly approving the acquisition on social media. The move comes as Miami continues to build a roster with championship pedigree, recently adding Giannis Antetokounmpo in a trade from Milwaukee. Thompson, a two-time NBA champion and future Hall of Famer, brings elite 3PT% shooting and perimeter defense to flank forwards Bam Adebayo and Antetokounmpo. Bosh, who won two titles with Miami alongside Dwyane Wade and LeBron James, said he supports the signing, noting it makes sense for the Heat’s frontcourt needs. Jeff Teague also endorsed the move, even suggesting Miami now surpasses the Philadelphia 76ers despite their offseason additions of LeBron James and Jaylen Brown. The Heat’s recent form shows momentum, with a 143-117 win over the Atlanta Hawks on April 12, 2026, marking their fourth straight victory. They are currently on a 4-game winning run, posting a 4W-0D-1L record in their last five games. Thompson wore No. 31 with the Dallas Mavericks to honor Reggie Miller but entered the league wearing No. 11 as the 11th overall pick by the Golden State Warriors in 2011. His number choice for Miami remains undecided, though he has expressed admiration for Miller’s legacy. The Heat are now viewed as serious contenders in the Eastern Conference, blending veteran savvy with young talent. Fans can follow updates on the team’s [fixtures](/fixtures) and check the latest [squad](/squad) developments as the season progresses.