It was obvious the Miami Heat would have a drastically different look once they finally traded Jimmy Butler to the Warriors on February 5. The move signaled a shift in direction both on and off the court, and the early returns haven’t been promising. Offense Lacking a Focal Point The Heat’s offense currently ranks 23rd […]
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Has the Miami Heat season gone swimmingly? Absolutely not! While we are approaching the end of the 2024-25 NBA season: March Madness is here! Especially since the Heat are in line to potentially have two first-round picks, it’s never too early to think about the 2025 NBA Draft! Currently, they are slotted to have the
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The expectations for the 2024-25 Miami Heat’s postseason success drastically changed as soon as Jimmy Butler was traded. On February 5, Butler was traded to the Golden State Warriors for a package that ultimately turned into Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell, Kyle Anderson and a first-round draft pick. All three of the new additions that Miami
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If Monday night wasn’t it, I’m not sure what it will be — but the Miami Heat officially reached rock bottom against the then-15-win Charlotte Hornets Monday, losing 105-102 inside Kaseya Center. For more on that game, click here. To summarize it, the Miami Heat blew a 17-point first-half lead and 11-point fourth quarter lead,
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In case you may have missed it, the Miami Heat dropped to five games below .500 Saturday after a 114-109 loss to the Chicago Bulls. To make matters worse, Miami blew a 17-point second-half advantage–and maintaining such leads over the final 24 has been a huge issue for this team throughout this season, specifically over
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The Miami Heat are on track to become a play-in team for the third straight season, which is a disappointing development, to say the least. But not everything is dire, even though the Heat are still far from contention. In today’s NBA, having stars is obviously the most important ingredient to winning an NBA championship,
Roughly 48 hours their worst offensive performance of the season, the Miami Heat followed up with one of their best Wednesday against the Atlanta Hawks, scoring 131 points while canning 23 3-pointers, one of tying a franchise record, in their 22-point win. Perfectly in the mix of that was new Heat guard Davion Mitchell, who
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There are 26 games left in the 2024-25 season, and the Miami Heat has been trapped in quicksand for practically the entire season. On Monday, they hit a new low. They lost 98-86 in the final game of a five-game road trip to the Atlanta Hawks, shooting just 32.1 percent from the floor and 7-of-40
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The Miami Heat concluded their five-game road trip on a poor note Monday evening, losing 98-86 to the struggling Atlanta Hawks. The Heat have lost six of their last seven games in fairly ugly fashion. They dropped to four games below .500 and reality continues to set in that they will be a play-in team
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The Miami Heat snapped their four-game losing streak Friday night against the Toronto Raptors, their first game back from the All-Star break. It did take overtime, but the Heat moved back to two games below .500. The Heat was led by Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo and Andrew Wiggins–appearing in his third game with his new
