Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson practiced with the Heat for the first time and could make their Miami debuts Monday against Boston.

"I think we have enough respect for each other that we texted each other once the deal went through just to wish each other the best on it," Spoelstra said. "And we also have that respect that you want each other to learn about the respective players without any kind of influence."

Wednesday's trade might have been a backup plan for both parties, and an expensive one. But Golden State thinks the risk could work.