First Half: The Pistons scored the first five points to open this one, while Miami worked to get into rhythm. It was Duncan who’d anchor the offense to start with some exceptional play beyond the arc and at the rim. Detroit despite its poor record played competitively and forced Miami to work. Even with Jovic, […]
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First Half: The Blazers started things off with two straight threes, putting the Heat at a disadvantage as it tried to find a sense of rhythm. Despite being whole, the Heat couldn’t buy a bucket in the first few minutes with the Blazers playing desperation defense trying to avoid their ninth straight loss. Miami’s stagnant
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First Half: The Heat got out to a decent start as they went back and forth with the Sixers, but Philly wouldn’t wait around to quickly turn its made shots into a lead on a small run. Miami struggled to rack up stops early as Philly feasted on catch-and-shoot buckets going 9 for 11 from
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Game Story: The All-Star break can’t come soon enough. After Sunday’s battle vs the Celtics, the Heat are down some key guards and really don’t have anybody to handle point guard duties. It’s not ideal when going up against a top team in the Bucks. With Butler still out dealing with a family tragedy, Josh
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First Half: The Heat got out to an aggressive start against the Magic, with Caleb draining a three, Bam following it up with a dunk and then Caleb continuing the assault. With Bam and Herro dominating the Heat got out to an 11-2 lead. Rozier’s shooting was also improved with him hitting a three and
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First Half Bradley Beal drew first blood, but Terry Rozier got the crowd involved seconds later with a freeze move on Kevin Durant. It was all Terry to start with the Heat looking hungrier than they have in months. BACK UP TERRY 🤯 pic.twitter.com/ZA3DCEOlsw— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) January 30, 2024 Still, the problems that have
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First Half: The new-look Heat came out swinging, with Bam setting the defensive tone and Jimmy getting to the rim to set the offensive tone. Though its offense wasn’t perfect, the Heat got out to 6-0 start. The Heat’s defense was impregnable early on with Bam anchoring the team. Bam went toe-to-toe with Jaren Jackson
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First Half: Jimmy returned in this one and made his presence known immediately as he deflected passes and acted as an all-around defensive nuisance. Miami’s offense was anemic to start this one off going 0/4 until Jimmy found Bam for a dunk. This was only the ninth time this year that Jimmy, Bam, and Herro
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First Half: Tyler Herro got Miami on the board early scoring the first seven points for the Heat. On the other end, it was Franz Wagner trying to cause issues, but Miami’s solid defense kept him in check at least temporarily. Miami’s offense was firing on all cylinders with contributions coming from Bam, and Jaquez
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First Half: After the last game’s poor performance, Duncan got things started for Miami with a three, getting things off in the right direction. It was Duncan and Caleb who led the offense to start. Noticeable early, was Miami’s struggles to rebound on the offensive end as well as guard the key on the other
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