The Miami Heat rescinded Kendrick Nunn's qualifying on Tuesday, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium, making the guard an unrestricted free agent.
The decision comes one day after Miami made some big splashes in free agency. Per ESPN'sAdrian Wojnarowski, All-Star point guard Kyle Lowry agreed to a three-year deal with the Heat worth approximately $90 million. Duncan Robinson also agreed to a new five-year, $90 million contract to remain in South Beach.
Nunn, 26, spent his first two NBA seasons with the Heat and was set to be a restricted free agent under the qualifying offer after yet another productive year in 2020-21.