A second-half surge from the Orlando Magic, plus continued offensive struggles from the Miami Heat led to a 105-87 Magic victory Sunday evening inside Kia Center in Orlando, Fla. The Heat opened Sunday shooting 23.5 percent in the first, scoring 19 points–the third time its scored 20 or fewer points on 35.0 percent shooting or […]
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Days after the Miami Heat had arguably their worst first half of the season, they followed suit with one of their worst games of the season. The Heat, who trailed by as many as 37 at one point, suffered a 121-97 loss to the Toronto Raptors Wednesday hours after Toronto traded a top-2 player on
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First Half: Jimmy returned in this one and made his presence known immediately as he deflected passes and acted as an all-around defensive nuisance. Miami’s offense was anemic to start this one off going 0/4 until Jimmy found Bam for a dunk. This was only the ninth time this year that Jimmy, Bam, and Herro
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The Miami Heat scored an impressive victory over the Charlotte Hornets on a night where franchise icon Dwyane Wade was honored with a once-in-a-lifetime type of celebration. Aside from watching the home team drub the struggling Hornets 104-87, the Heat crowd witnessed Dwyane Wade Hall-of-Fame Night, where Pat Riley announced to the entire world that
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The Miami Heat persevered in a low-scoring 99-96 nailbiter over their intrastate rival Orlando Magic Friday evening inside Kaseya Center in Miami, Fla. After two consecutive Paolo Banchero pull-up mid-range shots over Josh Richardson and Jaime Jaquez Jr., Bam Adebayo’s pull-up jumper on a BLOB followed by two crucial Haywood Highsmith free throws put the
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The Miami Heat possessed a four-point lead at halftime over the Oklahoma City Thunder in the second half with both teams playing very high octane offense. But the Thunder didn’t look back after an 11-0 run to open the second half, earning the 128-120 victory. The Heat, losers of now four of their last six,
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A third-quarter surge fueled the Phoenix Suns’ 113-97 victory over the Miami Heat Friday, as the Heat ended their five-game West Coast road trip 2-3. The Heat shot 36.4 percent in the second half–and 4-of-22 (18.2 percent) from 3-point range–getting outscored 51-42, including 32-20 in the third quarter after Miami entered halftime down seven. For
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An uninspiring final three quarters for the Miami Heat led to its demise Monday evening on the road against the Los Angeles Clippers, falling 121-104. The Heat–without Jimmy Butler, Josh Richardson, Caleb Martin and Haywood Highsmith–jumped out to a quick 35-23 advantage after one quarter and 14 midway through the second. But it failed to
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Despite over two dozen lead changes and entering the final quarter knotted at 88, the Miami Heat were unable to close the door on the Utah Jazz Saturday, losing 117-109 inside Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. It was a dismal shooting performance for both teams, though two late 3-pointers from Keyonte George and
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In the NBA’s penultimate game of its annual Christmas Day marathon, the Miami Heat bested the Philadelphia 76ers 119-113 inside Kaseya Center Monday evening. The victory marked the Heat’s ninth consecutive victory on Christmas, remaining unbeaten in the Erik Spoelstra era on Christmas and improving a league-best 12-2 on the holiday. Both teams were without
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