Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro is having a career season and rightfully earned his first All-Star Game bid this year. But the sixth-year guard is more than aware of the fragility of making just one All-Star team — which is far easier said than done. “I feel good. I feel like I’m wanted,” Herro said, […]
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While he has barely scratched the surface in a Miami Heat uniform, forward Andrew Wiggins made his debut with the team this week. The headliner of the Jimmy Butler trade appeared in two games against Boston and Oklahoma City, two of the league’s top defenses. And while he didn’t play very well. former teammate Draymond
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We are officially at the All-Star break with 29 games left in the Miami Heat schedule. The team has lost four straight, but we are only three games into this new build with Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson in the fold. We were welcomed with Mitchell starting all three games for the Heat
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The Miami Heat entered the All-Star break in the midst of their longest losing streak of the 2024-25 season, losing four straight. As a result, they dropped to 25-28, which is the first time all season they were three games below .500. While the Heat struggled significantly in the third quarter at the beginning of
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Unfortunately for the Miami Heat, they entered the All-Star Break on a four-game losing streak, their longest of the season. But this marked the first week of their three new trade deadline acquisitions– Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson and Davion Mitchell –who each made their debuts Monday against the Boston Celtics. Now that we are a
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2025 NBA Mock Draft Roundup: February 14 With the addition of the Golden State Warriors’ top-10 protected pick, the 2025 NBA Draft just became very important for the Miami Heat–who had just one lottery-protected first-rounder that would be owed to Oklahoma City. As a result of suffering their fourth-straight loss Thursday, the Heat would likely
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We are officially one day until the 2024-25 All-Star Break, though the Miami Heat will be in action Thursday on the second night of a back-to-back against the Dallas Mavericks. Over the last two games, several Heat players–first-time All-Star Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Duncan Robinson–have dealt with an apparent stomach bug
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The Miami Heat were at the wrong end of another fourth-quarter collapse Wednesday against the Oklahoma City Thunder, losing 115-101 inside Paycom Center. Miami was outscored 32-8 across the final 12 minutes, the second time in as many road games it was outscored by at least 22 points. It was outscored 31-9 in Brooklyn five
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The Miami Heat return home for a one-game stint against the Boston Celtics. Better yet, the Heat’s three new deadline acquisitions–Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, and Davion Mitchell–whom they acquired last week are available to make their team debuts. It’s still fuzzy what the rotation will look like on Monday and beyond, but what can it
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Davion Mitchell was one of the three players sent to the Miami Heat in the Jimmy Butler-Golden State Warriors trade this week. Mitchell, a former top-10 pick, is one of the top point-of-attack defenders in the entire NBA–especially since he’s 6-foot-2 with a 6-foot-4 wingspan. He’s an excellent screen navigator, moves his feet exceptionally well
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