The Miami Heat don’t have very many avenues to add talent entering the new season. With less than two months until the start of camp, Miami has three open roster spots — two of which they will fill by opening night. Miami is currently $2.0 million from the luxury tax and $10.6 million below the […]
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We are in the dog days of the summer, and the Miami Heat aren’t completely done, with at least two more roster spots to fill until opening night. It’s a new year, so which players am I buying stock in heading into the season? Here are my four picks! Pelle Larsson: Skinny: I’ve had plenty
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The Eastern Conference will be much, much better this season. Plenty of teams around the Heat improved, namely the Philadelphia 76ers and Atlanta Hawks. But Miami also improved by making the biggest trade of the summer, acquiring Giannis Antetokounmpo away from the Milwaukee Bucks. There is expected to be 11 teams competing for eight spots.
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One of the most underrated rotation pieces to this revamped Giannis Antetokounmpo-led Miami Heat team is Davion Mitchell. And he’s primed for another leap in his game. Mitchell was acquired by Miami in the aftermath of the Jimmy Butler trade back at the 2024 trade deadline. He is coming off his first full season with
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The Miami Heat may have finally landed their much needed 1A superstar in Giannis Antetokounmpo. But the competition in the Eastern Conference has suddenly emerged as stronger than ever this offseason. Between LeBron James and Jaylen Brown’s arrivals to the Philadelphia 76ers, Kawhi Leonard’s (pending) return to the Toronto Raptors, the Atlanta Hawks two-way wing
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There are two areas that the Miami Heat are searching for a boost with their roster: shooting and playmaking. With the departures of all three of Tyler Herro, Norman Powell and Jaime Jaquez Jr.— they leave behind some of those holes to supplement Miami’s new Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo duo. The Heat remain with
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The Miami Heat are approaching the dog days of summer, where there isn’t much news to discuss. All of the best free agents and trade moves have already been made. The problem? Miami still has at least two open standard roster spots that they are required to fill, and one open two-way roster spot. There’s
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We’ve had months to reflect on what was another tumultuous Miami Heat season, culminating in a fourth-straight play-in. But the biggest black eye was Nikola Jovic’s regression after an encouraging third season. Jovic, 23, averaged just 7.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists across 47 games last season. He shot just 36.6 percent from the
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The Miami Heat were hoping to embrace a LeBron James reunion this summer to form a new trio alongside him, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo. Instead, James burned his former 2010-2014 franchise by choosing to build an even bigger super team with the Philadelphia 76ers. The story book ending was right there for the taking
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The main course of the Miami Heat offseason is over, even though there’s still work to be done. However, it will be one that we will never forget. Headlined by acquiring two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, where does this offseason rank in Heat history? Let’s examine a few of the best! Honorable mention: 2019 offseason Skinny:
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