While the Miami Heat have been toward the middle-of-the-pack leaguewide in 3-point makes per 100 possessions (13.2) and 3-point percentage (36.5) each of the last three seasons, they’ve been a bottom-third offense. It’s a multi-pronged issue, but their lack of a true facilitating guard has objectively been one of their fatal flaws. And former Heat […]
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There’s no sugarcoating it: The Miami Heat have been mediocre each of the last three seasons. In fact, with the exception of one historically great playoff run in 2023 that nobody predicted nor could’ve predicted, they’ve been a smidge above .500 (127-119) in the regular season and just 1-8 in the postseason. Yikes! Not to
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The Miami Heat are well-represented in EuroBasket 2025, with three players in uniform for three separate countries. However, arguably the most important was fourth-year forward Nikola Jovic, who’s paired alongside three-time MVP Nikola Jokic for Team Serbia. All eyes were on them in Wednesday’s afternoon opener against Estonia — and Jovic did not disappoint. In
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Obviously, the hit rates for top-10 picks in each draft is much higher the remaining 50 picks thereafter. Not every player falls into a beneficial situation for them, but the reasoning is simple: The higher you draft, the better player you’re likely to get. However, once it’s all said and done, you can find a
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There have been a lot of NBA players to play basketball throughout the 21st century. Since the start of the 2000-01 season, 2,479 players have played at least one minute. That’s a lot of players. All that said, there’s no question that Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade is one of the greatest (shooting) guards ever.
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The Miami Heat’s biggest splash of the offseason was acquiring veteran wing Norman Powell form the Los Angeles Clippers in a three-team trade earlier this summer. Powell’s addition is a fairly seamless fit, especially at the price — which came at the expense of veteran forwards Kevin Love and Kyle Anderson, both fringe rotation players.
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This upcoming season will be a big one for Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins. As the headliner of the Jimmy Butler trade, Wiggins’ abbreviated stint with the Heat a year ago was a disappointing one — marred by injury and inconsistency. And a recent ranking reflects his underwhelming season. According to a recently published HoopsHype
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We are days away from the start of EuroBasket 2025, which begins on Aug. 27 and concludes on Sept. 14! The Miami Heat will be well-represented in the 24-country competition; three Heat players — Simone Fontecchio (Italy), Pelle Larsson (Sweden) and Nikola Jovic (Serbia) — will be competing, as will plenty of other former and
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Pelle Larsson is set to be one of three Miami Heat players playing in the 2025 EuroBasket, where he will be suiting up for Sweden next week. The second-year guard had a minimal role as a rookie, but is expected to be vying for a spot in the rotation with Duncan Robinson and Haywood Highsmith
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Hall of Fame sharpshooter Ray Allen once donned the Boston Celtics’ green and white, becoming a crucial piece to their championship team in 2007-08. The marriage, which was a match made in heaven at the time, didn’t last forever. Weeks after being eliminated by the Heat in the 2012 postseason, Allen joined the Heat in
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