For the first time since the 2021 offseason where the Miami Heat acquired Kyle Lowry, they managed to pull off a significant summer trade on Sunday. The Heat received 32 year-old scoring guard Norman Powell in exchange for Kevin Love and Kyle Anderson. These players were sent to the Utah Jazz, along with an LA […]
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While we still have to play the games, on paper, there’s little doubt that Monday’s trade to snag Norman Powell away from the Los Angeles Clippers was a huge success. The Miami Heat essentially gave up next-to-nothing, consolidating Kyle Anderson–a 7th or 8th man, at best–and Kevin Love, who was entering his age-37 season, to
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Last week, reports surfaced that the Phoenix Suns were having conversations with guard Bradley Beal regarding a potential buyout. Beal, who turned 32-years-old in June, currently possesses one of the most untradeable contracts in the NBA, given his injury history, productivity, impact and no-trade clause woven into his $251 million max contract. With two years
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The Miami Heat made their first big trade of the offseason, acquiring Norman Powell in a three-team deal Monday in exchange for Kyle Anderson and Kevin Love. Let’s hand out some trade grades, shall we?! Clippers acquire John Collins: Skinny: The Clippers have loaded up in the frontcourt, adding Brook Lopez, Yanic Konan Niederhauser and
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The Miami Heat lost Duncan Robinson to the Detroit Pistons in a sign-and-trade Tuesday. Robinson, 31, was a quintessential pro and the poster child for the Heat’s developmental system, growing into the greatest shooter in franchise history. After all, he does have the most 3-point makes in both the regular season and playoffs, in addition
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In case you may have missed it, the Milwaukee Bucks made a bold decision Tuesday that could have serious short- and long-term ramifications: Signing free agent center Myles Turner to a $107 million deal (over four years), but waiving-and-stretching guard Damian Lillard ($113 million over two years) less than two calendar years after acquiring him
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Following the season-long Jimmy Butler contract extension drama, the Miami Heat have yet another financial commitment decision on the horizon. Tyler Herro could be eligible for a three-year, near $150 million max extension as early as October 1st. If the Heat or Herro wait until the 2026 offseason, that figure could increase to four years
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As the time ticks toward free agency, the Miami Heat have some very important decisions to make. Sharpshooter Duncan Robinson exercised his early termination option on Sunday, making him an unrestricted free agent. While a reunion is still in play, there’s nothing that’s guaranteed until you put pen to paper. Robinson, 31, is one of
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After the Miami Heat extended qualifying offers to Dru Smith and Davion Mitchell and picked up Keshad Johnson’s guaranteed contract for 2025-26, their lone order of operations was awaiting Duncan Robinson’s ETO (early termination option) decision before free agency tips off on Monday. Heading into the final year of a five-year, $90 million deal he
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The first round of the two-round, two-day 2025 NBA Draft wrapped up on Wednesday. The Miami Heat ultimately kept their pick, and just in case you missed it, the Miami Heat drafted Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis with the No. 20 overall pick! How do pundits view the selection? Let’s examine! The Ringer (J. Kyle Mann):
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