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Miami Herald
Miami Herald
MIAMI — A former Miami Heat center, who hasn’t played an NBA game since using an antisemitic slur during a livestream, is returning to the league under a 10-day contract, according to multiple reports. ESPN first reported Meyers Leonard agreed to a 10-day contract with the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks’ first game after the All-Star break is against Leonard’s former team, the Heat, on Friday in Milwaukee. Leonard was livestreaming a video game, “Call of Duty,” when he used an antisemitic slur in March 2021. According to previous Herald reports, the Heat announced Leonard was suspended from the te…