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Heat Suns

GAME PREVIEW: Heat look to close road trip on positive note vs. Suns

It’s been eight days since the Miami Heat last played in front of their home fans inside Kaseya Center. Well, that won’t extend much longer. They will close their longest road trip of the season Sunday night against Phoenix Suns inside Mortgage Matchup Center at 8:00 p.m. EST. The Heat are 2-2 on their current […]

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Miami Heat

How Giannis Antetokounmpo’s latest injury affects Heat’s pursuit

One of the biggest stories around the NBA over the last several weeks was Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future with the Milwaukee Bucks. As we wrote in mid-December, the Bucks were making a futile attempt to convince themselves that they were buyers, while Antetokounmpo continued to table any formal trade request. However, that attempt wilted away in

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Heat Pacers

Who are the Heat’s 3 most likely trade candidates as deadline approaches?

We are less than two weeks away from the NBA’s annual trade deadline, scheduled to be on Feb. 5 at 3:00 p.m. EST. At 23-22, the Miami Heat have some tough decisions to make and uncomfortable conversations to have. Miami is treading toward the play-in for the fourth-straight year. Who will be a few names

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Jonathan Kuminga

Heat should explore Jonathan Kuminga option only under this condition

Back track exactly one year ago, the Miami Heat were looking to offload Jimmy Butler to any and every suitor who was willing to give him an extension. However, only the Phoenix Suns — who had the league’s worst contract in Bradley Beal — were interested. Talks were at a stalemate. Before Butler was ultimately

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Andrew Wiggins

Report: Warriors could explore reunion with Heat’s Andrew Wiggins

Last February, the Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors completed a five-team blockbuster for star forward Jimmy Butler. The two sides could re-engage for a deal once again, but this time for another disgruntled forward. As soon as he became eligible to be traded on Jan. 15, Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga reportedly “demanded” to be

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