The Miami Heat opened the first of five games Tuesday night, this one being on the road against the Charlotte Hornets. In what came down the game’s final possession, the Hornets squeaked past the Miami Heat 111-108. The Heat’s starters–Terry Rozier, Alec Burks, Jimmy Butler, Nikola Jovic and Bam Adebayo–only played in the first half. […]
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First Quarter: It was Bam who would anchor the Heat offense once again to start this one – but still Miami would start things off slow once again. On the other end, Brown and White picked up where they left off after last game getting Boston out to an early lead (albeit a small one).
Heat fall to Boston 118-84, are eliminated from playoffs Read More »
The Miami Heat faltered once again inside Kaseya Center, dropping a 102-88 contest to the Boston Celtics Monday evening, falling to 3-1 in the series with a pivotal Game 5 coming Wednesday. Behind too many mental lapses–in addition to a proverbial lid being on the rim–the Heat fell behind 15 with 3:39 left in the
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The Miami Heat’s momentum from winning game two against the Boston Celtics in the NBA Playoffs first round was short-lived as their rivals quickly regained the upper hand in the series by dominating game three in South Florida, 104-84, on Saturday night. Boston led wire-to-wire in an impressive defensive showcase, limiting the Heat to below
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First Quarter: The Heat looked more comfortable to start this one with Jovic and Bam both getting on the board early. Jovic looked phenomenal early sinking two threes, and showing no evidence of the back spasms that landed him on the injury report to start the game. Niko goin' back-to-back with the triples pic.twitter.com/rMVfDcJhES— Miami
Heat steal home court advantage, beat Celtics 111-101 Read More »
The Boston Celtics blitzed the Miami Heat 114-94 in Game 1 of the first round of the 2023-24 NBA playoffs Sunday inside TD Garden in Boston, Mass. This matchup was a rematch of last year’s Eastern Conference Finals, were the then-No. 8-seeded Heat downed Boston in seven games after jumping out to a 3-0 advantage.
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It was a memorable night for the Miami Heat, who stay alive and reach the NBA playoffs for the fifth straight year following a 112-91 blowout win against the Chicago Bulls. It was the final play-in game to see who would earn the eighth seed and the Heat got it done in inspiring fashion without
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After a 14-point first-half lead, the Miami Heat suffered a 105-104 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers in the play-in game. Thus, the Heat will officially take on the winner between the Atlanta Hawks or Chicago Bulls Friday evening inside Kaseya Center in Miami, Fla. The winner of Friday’s game will face the top-seeded Boston Celtics
Second half surge fuels 76ers past Heat 105-104 in play-in Read More »
First Half: In an important game with real postseason implications, the Miami Heat came out strong with Jovic continuing to show his spectacular improvement. The young Toronto Raptors didn’t make things easy though, with Grady Dick and former “Heatle” Kelly Olynyk making this-must win difficult early on. Herro, Jimmy all got involved early – but
Miami Heat beat Toronto Raptors 118-103 to close regular season Read More »
In a must-win game Friday evening against the lowly Toronto Raptors, the Miami Heat took care of business, securing a 125-103 in the first of a home-home series between the two foes to close the regular season. Each team’s motives were different; the Raptors, who drop to 25-56, needed to lose Friday evening to keep
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