The Miami Heat are expected to have three players participating in the FIBA EuroBasket tournament next month. Well, they won’t be the only Heat players in high-level international basketball in August. Norman Powell, whom the Heat acquired from the Los Angeles Clippers in early July, will be making his Jamaican National Team debut for the […]
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While consistency — or lack thereof — troubled Kel’el Ware throughout his rookie season, he undoubtedly showed plenty of flashes last season with the Miami Heat. The former No. 15 overall pick averaged 9.3 points and 7.4 rebounds on 55.4 percent shooting and 60.3 percent true shooting. After an uneven Summer League, an anonymous Heat
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The Miami Heat front office hasn’t been perfect. I’d argue that no NBA front office is perfect, even though there are a few that are clearly better than others. None of those are the Heat (unfortunately). But if there’s one thing they have consistently succeeded at, it’s drafting. Not all of them have been hits,
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The Miami Heat have signed guard Myron Gardner to a two-way contract, NBA insider Chris Haynes was among the first to report Friday. The team confirmed the acquisition shortly after the news broke. According to Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald, the two-way contract will be a two-year deal instead of a one-year deal, which
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Last July, there was serious question whether Miami Heat forward Nikola Jovic would be healthy enough to play for Serbia in the 2024 Paris Olympics after suffering an ankle injury in an offseason workout. He ultimately suited up, but his impact was minimal. Jovic averaged only 4.2 points and 1.8 rebounds in 10.9 minutes per
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While the Miami Heat have north of $60 million in expirings heading into the 2025-26 season, they have plenty of extension questions they must answer. A few are easier to answer than others, but they must be answered nonetheless. So, which of their five players who are either extension-eligible right now, or will be before
While Keshad Johnson was one of the more impactful two-way wings with the Sioux Falls Skyforce last season, his role in a crowded wing room with the Miami Heat was fairly limited. He appeared in just 16 games while totaling 98 minutes, scoring 43 points with 28 rebounds, five steals and four blocks. Johnson’s rookie
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It’s been a forgettable three years for the Miami Heat, who have posted a combined 127-119 (.516) record with three play-in bids over that span. They have made the playoffs in each of those seasons, including becoming the first team in NBA History to win a pair of play-in games on the road last spring.
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Nearly eight years ago, the Miami Heat unveiled the black “Vice Nights” jersey, a sequel to the white Vice jerseys worn throughout the 2017-18 season. Last season, they brought back the original white uniforms — which they were reportedly trying to do for two years. Will they do that with the dark “Vice Nights” uniform?!
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The Miami Heat capped off their NBA 2K26 Summer League last week with a thrilling 93-92 win — courtesy of Vlad Goldin’s game-winner — against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday. None of the Heat’s integral pieces played. Goldin, who signed a two-way contract with the Heat, was the biggest, while others playing were fighting to
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