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Heat hold off the Bucks 106-103 to secure sixth straight victory

The dominant start to the Miami Heat’s 2025-26 season continued on Wednesday, as the Heat held off the visiting Milwaukee Bucks down the stretch to earn their sixth-straight win. It was a final score of 106-103, as the team improved to an impressive 13-6 record. They are also now 9-1 at home, and have won […]

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Miami Heat Emirates Cup

What must happen for Heat to advance to the Emirates Cup knockout stage?

The Miami Heat close Emirates Cup group stage play Wednesday night against the Milwaukee Bucks. The Heat enter Wednesday night’s matchup at 12-6 with a 2-1 record in Emirates Cup play. However, for cup play, point differential matters a lot — and the Heat are a plus-46 after their dominant 36-point win over the Chicago

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GAME PREVIEW: Heat hosting Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks amid win streak

The Miami Heat, winners of five straight games and eight of their last 10, will look to keep their success going in another NBA Cup matchup against Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Milwaukee Bucks at home. In addition to Miami’s recent streak, they have risen to the third seed in the wide open Eastern Conference at a 12-6

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Davion Mitchell

Why Davion Mitchell’s rim pressure is important for Heat’s offense

After three straight bottom-third finishes offensively, the Miami Heat had to reinvent their whole offense. With the help of consultant Noah LaRoche — previously in Memphis — the Miami Heat prioritized a fast-paced, free-flowing offense that prioritized spacing and paint touches. The change is paying off. Through 17 games, the Heat are leading the NBA

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Keon Ellis

Should Heat target this coveted Kings two-way disruptor?

We are still early into the 2025-26 season. While the Sacramento Kings picked up a critical 128-123 road win over the Denver Nuggets on Saturday night, they are 4-13 after playing the league’s hardest schedule through 17 games. They are an unmitigated disaster (tell me if you’ve heard that before!), sporting the league’s fifth-worst offense

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Miami Heat Emirates Cup

Why Heat put themselves in favorable position to make Emirates Cup knockout stage heading into last week

While it doesn’t mean a lot in the grand scheme of things, the Emirates Cup was a fun wrinkle to the NBA season that the league introduced ahead of 2023-24 to add more fan engagement in the early part of the season. The Miami Heat haven’t advanced to the eight-team knockout stage in any of

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