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Miami Dolphins owner Stephen M. Ross, a major figure in South Florida’s sports scene, has announced that he plans to sell his minority stake in the Miami Heat. The announcement has stunned fans and analysts alike, as Ross’s involvement with the Heat was viewed as an important chapter in his vision for Miami as a multi-sport city. This decision arrives as Ross, who is 83, continues to focus on expanding his influence in real estate and sports beyond basketball.

Ross’s move to divest from the Heat is rooted in what sources close to him describe as a “strategic shift” towards more ambitious ventures in sports infrastructure and entertainment. In recent years, Ross has poured resources into making Hard Rock Stadium a multi-functional venue that hosts everything from Miami Dolphins games to international soccer matches and the annual Miami Open tennis tournament. The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, held at Hard Rock Stadium since 2022, has become a flagship event, with Ross leading the charge to establish Miami as a global sports destination.

Ross acknowledged the emotional challenge of this decision, saying in a statement, “The Miami Heat has been a central part of my sports journey. I’m incredibly grateful to the Heat organization, the fans, and this incredible community.” Ross has not indicated whether he plans to retain any association with the team in an honorary capacity, but sources suggest that his primary focus will be shifting towards new projects that capitalize on South Florida’s booming entertainment and tourism markets.

While Ross’s decision may appear sudden, insiders at the Heat see this as an opportunity for new capital and potential partnerships. The Heat, a franchise valued at approximately $3 billion, have a long-standing reputation for their strong front office and competitive roster management under President Pat Riley. With Ross stepping aside, it’s likely that high-profile investors and sports entrepreneurs may eye the opportunity to join one of the NBA’s most profitable teams.