Miami Heat FA: Should Omer Yurtseven Be Given Standard Contract?

Omer Faruk Yurtseven of Turkey in action during FIBA Men's Olympic Qualifying Tournament (Photo by Mert Alper Dervis/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Omer Faruk Yurtseven of Turkey in action during FIBA Men's Olympic Qualifying Tournament (Photo by Mert Alper Dervis/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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Omer Faruk Yurtseven (77) of Turkey in action against Ivan Ukhov (9) of Russia during a friendly match ahead of FIBA Men’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament(Photo by Mehmet Eser/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

The Miami Heat continue to do it. They continue to find those guys that, seemingly, come out of nowhere to become players and very good ones for them or in the league, in general.

Look no further than two of their latest success stories. One of them is still in Miami, while the other took his talents to Tinsel Town to play with the other former Miami Heat guy that had to go to Florida to learn how to win.

Duncan Robinson is fresh off of signing a new five year deal with the Miami Heat and one that will pay him $90 million dollars. Kendrick Nunn just signed a two year agreement with the Lakers, choosing to join LeBron James and their title chase there.

The Miami Heat probably have another one of those kind of guys on their hands now though. That would be the newest NBA Summer League phenom, Omer Yurtseven.

Another guy that they somehow got their hands on late last season, miraculously before anyone else could get it done, the Miami Heat probably have another of what we like to call gem on their hands.