2025 NBA Mock Draft Roundup: February 14 With the addition of the Golden State Warriors’ top-10 protected pick, the 2025 NBA Draft just became very important for the Miami Heat–who had just one lottery-protected first-rounder that would be owed to Oklahoma City. As a result of suffering their fourth-straight loss Thursday, the Heat would likely […]
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We are officially one day until the 2024-25 All-Star Break, though the Miami Heat will be in action Thursday on the second night of a back-to-back against the Dallas Mavericks. Over the last two games, several Heat players–first-time All-Star Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Duncan Robinson–have dealt with an apparent stomach bug
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The Miami Heat were at the wrong end of another fourth-quarter collapse Wednesday against the Oklahoma City Thunder, losing 115-101 inside Paycom Center. Miami was outscored 32-8 across the final 12 minutes, the second time in as many road games it was outscored by at least 22 points. It was outscored 31-9 in Brooklyn five
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The Miami Heat return home for a one-game stint against the Boston Celtics. Better yet, the Heat’s three new deadline acquisitions–Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, and Davion Mitchell–whom they acquired last week are available to make their team debuts. It’s still fuzzy what the rotation will look like on Monday and beyond, but what can it
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Davion Mitchell was one of the three players sent to the Miami Heat in the Jimmy Butler-Golden State Warriors trade this week. Mitchell, a former top-10 pick, is one of the top point-of-attack defenders in the entire NBA–especially since he’s 6-foot-2 with a 6-foot-4 wingspan. He’s an excellent screen navigator, moves his feet exceptionally well
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On Thursday, the Miami Heat officially acquired forward Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson in exchange for disgruntled star Jimmy Butler. Though lumped in was one of the more valuable asset of the entire deal: A 2025 top-10 protected pick from the Golden State Warriors. If not conveyed this season, the pick will be
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While becoming the fourth team in NFL History to play in three-straight Super Bowls, the Kansas City Chiefs are hoping to make even more history Sunday by becoming the first to win three Super Bowls. The first team to make three straight, ironically enough, was the Miami Dolphins from 1971-73. The two others were the
All good things come to an end. That’s what happened with Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat, despite the six-time All-Star elevating the franchise into heights nobody thought was conceivable for five-and-a-half seasons. After a two-month–no, seven-month-long–contract dispute, the Heat traded the disgruntled, “joyless” 35-year-old to the Golden State Warriors this week in exchange for
The Miami Heat dropped back to .500 once again after another fourth-quarter collapse, losing 102-86 to the Brooklyn Nets inside Barclays Center Friday evening. Brooklyn entered the night having won three of their last four games–but dropped 12 of their last 13 at home. The Heat were en route to send them home with yet
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While the Miami Heat lost arguably the third-best player in franchise history–a joyless Jimmy Butler–they picked three crucial acquisitions ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline: Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson. The trade deadline is a perfect opportunity for teams in the hunt to shore up any weaknesses that could be at its detriment come
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