Pelle Larsson’s time with the 2025 Miami Heat Summer League came to a close after Monday’s win against the Boston Celtics. No, the second-year guard wasn’t being shut down — though under normal circumstances, it probably would’ve been the right call. Larsson left for Europe this week to help his home country, Sweden, prepare for
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Every year, the Eastern Conference descends down a well while the Western Conference ascends into a behemoth. Well, now, amid the injuries to Tyrese Haliburton, Jayson Tatum and the recently waived Damian Lillard (all to torn Achilles injuries), we’re looking at perhaps the largest East/West discrepancy we’ve seen in quite some time — perhaps ever.
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Relative to a few of their counterparts in the East, it hasn’t been the most active offseason for the Miami Heat. But one of their moves — acquiring guard Norman Powell from the Los Angeles Clippers in a three-team deal — was seen as an unquestionable win. Powell, 32, was one of the most ignitable
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Whittling down the greatest NBA players of all-time to just 100 over the league’s 79 years is a tough task, considering how many great players span across every era. Well, that’s what Bleacher Report did this week, releasing a top-100 consensus list. While we may agree to disagree on multiple rankings, eight former Heat players
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While there was reported conversation on the trade front, specifically with the Los Angeles Lakers, regarding Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins, the team plans to keep him heading into the 2025-26 NBA Season, Anthony Chiang and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald both reported Saturday. The situation remains fluid. Wiggins, 30, has been subject to
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The Miami Heat played their first of five NBA 2K26 Summer League games on Friday in Las Vegas, Nev., where all 30 teams are gathered. There have been a few notable standouts for the Heat, including a pair of second-year players in Pelle Larsson and Keshad Johnson. However, Heat second-year big man Kel’el Ware, who
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The Miami Heat made their first offseason trade since 2021 earlier this week, acquiring Norman Powell away from the Los Angeles Clippers in a three-team, four-player swap. The move was unquestionably a win for the Miami Heat, who sacrificed two fringe rotation players for a near-All-Star. However, one of those players consolidated, veteran forward Kevin
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At this time last year, Kel’el Ware was dazzling in Las Vegas as one of the league’s top rookies. There were still deficiencies that needed to be ironed out — such as his body positioning, shooting consistency and strength — but Ware still showcased enticing potential for the first time in a Miami Heat uniform.
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After another 2-1 showing in this week’s California Classic, the Miami Heat will travel to Las Vegas, Nev., for the NBA 2K26 Summer League, where they will play (at least) five more games. Miami took home the Summer League championship last year, going a perfect 6-0 in Sin City, led by Kel’el Ware, Pelle Larsson
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The Miami Heat haven’t been very active in the trade market over the last few summers. But that changed Monday, acquiring guard Norman Powell away from the Los Angeles Clippers in a four-player, three-team trade. It was a pretty shocking move by many, especially since the Heat only sacrificed Kyle Anderson and Kevin Love, two
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