We are one month into the 2025-26 Miami Heat season, with the Heat sitting at 12-6 as the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference. The only teams above Miami to date are the Detroit Pistons — on a 13-game win streak — and the Toronto Raptors. It’s still too early to make any sort […]
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We are exactly one month away from the start of training camp! I know, we’re still in the dog days of summer! Though we’re slowly, but surely creeping up to the start of the 2025-26 season. The Miami Heat have had a fairly active offseason, even though their core (Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro) has remained
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We are over one month into the 2025 NBA Free Agency period. We are also in the dog days of summer. Outside of drafting Kasparas Jakucionis No. 20 overall in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Miami Heat added both Simone Fontecchio — by virtue of Duncan Robinson’s sign-and-trade — as well as Norman Powell in
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In case you may have missed it, the Milwaukee Bucks made a bold decision Tuesday that could have serious short- and long-term ramifications: Signing free agent center Myles Turner to a $107 million deal (over four years), but waiving-and-stretching guard Damian Lillard ($113 million over two years) less than two calendar years after acquiring him
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Good morning, friends. Before we start, I just want to say thank you for reading throughout the 2024-25 season. None of this would be possible without you, so all of us here at HHH thank you endlessly. The season may be over, but there will be plenty of offseason content ahead, especially from yours truly.
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On Sunday, the No. 8-seeded Miami Heat begin their seven-game series against the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers, the most dominant team in the Eastern Conference all season. Cleveland was two games away from tying the best record in franchise history, finishing 64-18 with the league’s best offense and third-best NET Rating. Conversely, the Heat finished with
