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Jahmir Young

Heat quickly finalize final roster spot with G-League guard

It did not take one day for the Miami Heat to fill their final open roster spot. In fact, it barely took over 12 hours. Hours after officially releasing guard Terry Rozier, the Miami Heat converted two-way guard Jahmir Young to a two-year non-guaranteed deal, the Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang first reported Friday evening. After […]

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Heat Wizards

Heat score season-high 152 points in 16-point rout over Wizards

Nearly one month ago, Miami Heat big Bam Adebayo set the single-season scoring record against the Washington Wizards, scoring 83 points, the second-most for any player in any game in NBA History. This time, the Heat, collectively, nearly set another scoring record against the same opponent. In their 16-point rout over the Wizards inside Kaseya

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Tyler Herro

Heat receive unfortunate injury update ahead of Wizards game

Moments before Saturday’s game between the Miami Heat and Washington Wizards, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro was ruled out due to personal reasons, the team announced. As a result, Heat forward Simone Fontecchio will move into the starting lineup for Herro. This will be Herro’s 48th missed game of the season — and his first

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Bam Adebayo

GAME PREVIEW: Heat host tanking Wizards in penultimate home game of season

With just eight days left in the regular season, the Miami Heat host the Washington Wizards in their penultimate home game of the 2025-26 regular season. Tip-off will be at 3:00 p.m. EST. The Heat are losers of eight of their last 10, including a 147-129 loss to the Boston Celtics on Wednesday. Boston shot

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Miami Heat

Erik Spoelstra is shrinking his rotation, and that’s not a good thing

The Miami Heat’s most recent loss to the Boston Celtics felt like an all-too-common occurrence. Miami surrendered 147 points, their second time allowing 147 or more over the last week, on 58.3 percent shooting with 21 made Celtic threes. Once prided on its defensive fortitude, the Heat displayed an episodic collapse on that end of

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