NBA sharpshooter Duncan Robinson pens an emotional adieu to Miami Heat faithful after his trade to the Pistons.
Duncan Robinson Bids Emotional Farewell to Heat Fans Following Pistons Trade originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Miami Heat sharpshooter Duncan Robinson bid an emotional farewell to the city and fans who embraced him during his five-year tenure with the franchise.
The post, shared 10 hours ago by Robinsons 's official Instagram account @d_b0o20, comes on the heels of his recent trade to the Detroit Pistons, marking the end of an era for the undrafted player who turned into a key contributor for the Heat.
Robinson’s message reflects deep gratitude and pride. “Man… it’s hard to put into words what putting on a Heat jersey has meant to me as an undrafted 24-year-old just looking for his place,” he wrote.
The Sioux Falls native highlighted how Miami gave him more than just a home—it provided a stage for success, including multiple playoff runs and a city that welcomed him with open arms.
“While I’m so proud of the success we had on the court, I’m equally proud of the relationships I’ve built off it. Miami is a truly special place that I will always consider home,” he added.
The 30-year-old expressed appreciation for the Heat organization, teammates, and fans, noting their unwavering support.
“Thank you Heat Nation for supporting me and having my back (most of the time),” he quipped, signing off with a promise: “I’ll love this city forever.”
The post, featuring Robinson in a “White Hot” playoff jersey, has garnered 33.4K likes and 4,737 comments, with fans and peers flooding the thread with support.
As Robinson transitions to Detroit, his emotional goodbye underscores the profound impact Miami had on his career and personal life, leaving Heat fans with cherished memories of his sharpshooting prowess and team spirit.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
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