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Bam Adebayo reveals that LaMelo Ball didn’t apologize about tripping incident

As the Miami Heat’s forgetful 2025-26 campaign is officially over, there was still a sour taste left in the end. Of course, Miami fell short to the Charlotte Hornets in the 9-10 play-in matchup in an overtime thriller. However, it’s only fair to assume if there would still be Heat basketball being played had their […]

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Jaime Jaquez Jr. named finalist for Sixth Man of the Year award

Coming off the strongest season of his career, Miami Heat forward Jaime Jaquez Jr. has an opportunity to earn some hardware. The third-year Heat wing was named a finalist for the Sixth Man of the Year voting, the league announced Sunday evening. The other two nominees are Denver’s Tim Hardaway Jr. and San Antonio’s Keldon

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Miami Heat

Pelle Larsson reveals areas he wants to improve entering third season

Even though the team underperformed, one of the Miami Heat’s biggest bright spots was how well Pelle Larsson progressed in his second season. As a rookie, Larsson’s play came in flashes. Everyone saw the potential of someone who could be a critical rotation player with his grittiness, hustle, improving shot, sturdy point-of-attack defense and exceptional

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NBA to review LaMelo Ball-Bam Adebayo tripping incident

The NBA is expected to review the LaMelo Ball tripping incident from Tuesday’s 127-126 play-in victory, which sidelined Bam Adebayo with a back injury after he played just six minutes, NBA insider Chris Haynes first reported Wednesday. The play occurred with 10:58 left in the second quarter. After falling backwards on a shot attempt, Ball

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Jahmir Young

Heat quickly finalize final roster spot with G-League guard

It did not take one day for the Miami Heat to fill their final open roster spot. In fact, it barely took over 12 hours. Hours after officially releasing guard Terry Rozier, the Miami Heat converted two-way guard Jahmir Young to a two-year non-guaranteed deal, the Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang first reported Friday evening. After

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