Despite one of Tyler Herro’s best performances of the season, the Miami Heat blew another fourth-quarter lead Sunday evening to the Milwaukee Bucks, losing 120-113. The Heat opened the fourth quarter up 93-85, though a 15-2 spurt over the first three minutes gave Milwaukee the five-point lead, their biggest up to that point. Miami tied […]
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The Miami Heat snapped their season-long four-game losing streak Friday night against the Toronto Raptors, winning 120-111 in overtime. The Heat led by as much as seven points with 6:31 left in regulation, but RJ Barrett’s 3-pointer and floater gave Toronto the lead with 3:14 left. Barrett’s layup gave Toronto a three-point advantage — 107-104
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First Half: The Heat started slow, missing their first four shots before Ware sank a bunny to end the drought. On the other end, the depleted Mavericks had no issue shredding the Heat defense with OMax Prosper acting as their big man and scoring very well. The Heat were decent with new-comers Kyle Anderson and
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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 last two Miami Heat seasons have shared two common denominators— inconsistency and getting spanked by the Boston Celtics. That notion didn’t change on Monday night, as the Celtics spoiled Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson’s debut on Miami’s home floor. After what looked like an encouraging start to the game, Miami quickly saw
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The Miami Heat dropped back to .500 once again after another fourth-quarter collapse, losing 102-86 to the Brooklyn Nets inside Barclays Center Friday evening. Brooklyn entered the night having won three of their last four games–but dropped 12 of their last 13 at home. The Heat were en route to send them home with yet
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Wednesday night’s shocking, yet inevitable Jimmy Butler trade to the Golden State Warriors stole plenty of the headlines. However, there was still a game to be played for the Miami Heat— and they got the job done on a second night back-to-back over the rival Philadelphia 76ers. Miami secured the 108-101 victory, improving to 25-24
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The Miami Heat had several chances to put away the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday night. In what turned out to be a game of runs for both teams, Miami was on the wrong end of a fourth quarter collapse that put the game out of reach in the final minutes. The Bulls secured the 133-124
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In a thrilling finish, the Miami Heat edged out the San Antonio Spurs 105-103 on Saturday night, thanks to Bam Adebayo’s buzzer-beating 19-foot jumper. Adebayo delivered a standout performance, recording 30 points, 12 rebounds, and 9 dimes. This game-winner marks the third of his career, tying him with Dwyane Wade for the most in Heat
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The Cleveland Cavaliers led wire-to-wire en route to a 126-106 blowout victory over the Miami Heat Wednesday evening inside Kaseya Center, snapping the Heat’s two-game win streak. Despite starting the double-big lineup for the second consecutive game, the Miami Heat were completely outclassed and outmuscled in the paint. Cleveland scored 68 points in the paint–where
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