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Heat Bucks

2025 NBA Summer League: Miami Heat (1-3) vs. Milwaukee Bucks (1-3) Gamethread

The NBA 2K26 Summer League comes to a close this weekend, and the Miami Heat’s final game will be Friday against the Milwaukee Bucks at 7:00 p.m. EST on ESPN+. The Heat played Thursday, so this will be the second leg of a back-to-back. This game was determined by each team’s record and point differential. […]

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Terry Rozier

More details released regarding Terry Rozier’s betting scandal

Amid an ongoing federal gambling probe linked to Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, more details were obtained and disclosed regarding the investigation on Friday. According to ESPN’s David Purdum, a professional bettor placed a total of 30 wagers on Rozier’s unders for points, rebounds and assists in a March 23, 2023, game when he was

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Kasparas Jakucionis

Kasparas Jakucionis responds to Erik Spoelstra’s comments about having mental resolve

It’s been an uneven Summer League offensively for Miami Heat guard Kasparas Jakucionis. But what hasn’t wavered is his mental fortitude and willingness to impact the game in multiple ways. He’s been a better playmaker than his AST:TO indicates, he’s been active on the glass and, most importantly, has been very good defensively (relative to

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Heat Pistons

2025 NBA Summer League: Miami Heat (1-2) vs. Detroit Pistons (2-1) Gamethread

The NBA 2K26 Summer League in Las Vegas, Nev., is nearing a close. Coming off their first win Monday against the Boston Celtics, the Miami Heat play their penultimate (of five) games on Thursday against the Detroit Pistons. Miami tallied a 100-96 win on the second day of a back-of-back Monday, led by Pelle Larsson

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Kasparas Jakucionis

Erik Spoelstra complimentary of Kasparas Jakucionis’ mental fortitude

Thankfully, for Miami Heat rookie Kasparas Jakucionis, the California Classic is a distant memory. But it was also probably some of the worst basketball that the 6-foot-5 guard has played in his career — at least offensively. In those three games, he scored just six points on 1-of-15 shooting (0-11 3PT) with 12 turnovers; he

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Kel'el Ware

Kel’el Ware responded to Erik Spoelstra’s criticism well, but can he remain consistent?

One of the biggest storylines this offseason has been the play of Miami Heat second-year big man Kel’el Ware. Ware, 21, was one of the league’s best rookies last season, averaging 9.3 points and 7.4 rebounds across 64 starts, earning a full-time starting role alongside Bam Adebayo in January. While his impact wasn’t always great,

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Dwyane Wade

Dwyane Wade reveals how he found out about the Norman Powell-Heat trade

The Miami Heat’s biggest splash of the offseason so far was adding guard Norman Powell, who wasn’t shy about his admiration for Dwyane Wade, the greatest player in Heat franchise history. Here is what the 10-year veteran said last week during his first presser with the Heat. “Hearing it was Miami, I was really excited.

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Pelle Larsson

Pelle Larsson relished the opportunity to get more on-ball reps this summer

Pelle Larsson’s time with the 2025 Miami Heat Summer League came to a close after Monday’s win against the Boston Celtics. No, the second-year guard wasn’t being shut down — though under normal circumstances, it probably would’ve been the right call. Larsson left for Europe this week to help his home country, Sweden, prepare for

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Erik Spoelstra

Erik Spoelstra does not want to hear that the East is wide-open

Every year, the Eastern Conference descends down a well while the Western Conference ascends into a behemoth. Well, now, amid the injuries to Tyrese Haliburton, Jayson Tatum and the recently waived Damian Lillard (all to torn Achilles injuries), we’re looking at perhaps the largest East/West discrepancy we’ve seen in quite some time — perhaps ever.

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