Almost one year ago, the Miami Heat were allegedly in the hunt for DeMar DeRozan once again. DeRozan, coming off a strong season with Chicago, turned down a lofty extension before signing a three-year, $74 million deal with the Sacramento Kings in a three-team sign-and-trade. The Kings cleaned house this offseason, firing general manager Monty […]
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The worst-kept secret in the NBA is that Kevin Durant has likely played his last game with the Phoenix Suns. One could assume that the directionless 36-win Suns will be extending Devin Booker with Bradley Beal’s immovable contract on the books for two more years–thus making Durant the casualty. We know that the Heat will
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When it comes to whale hunting, arguably no team’s President eye’s lights up more than the great Pat Riley. It’s evident that this Miami Heat roster needs a serious talent upgrade. And one of the biggest fishes possible to acquire could finally shake free. After a third straight disappointing first round exit to a team
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With another early ending to a second straight difficult Miami Heat campaign comes plenty of basketball fan’s favorite time of year: the NBA offseason. And there will be a lot of work to be done for Pat Riley and the Heat’s front office. First and foremost, this comes with something that hasn’t been done in
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Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade, the greatest player in Miami Heat history, is expected to join Amazon Prime for its TV coverage for the 2025-26 NBA Season, Front Office Sports’ Ryan Glasspiegel first reported Wednesday. The announcement comes with former WNBA great Candace Parker also joining the network. Glasspiegel notes that the deals for both
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There haven’t been many positives from the 2024-25 Miami Heat season, which concludes in four days. But one of them has been guard Davion Mitchell, who was acquired ahead of February’s trade deadline in the five-team Jimmy Butler blockbuster that sent the six-time All-Star to the Golden State Warriors. Mitchell, a former top-10 pick, will
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There are nine games–and 16 days–remaining in the 2024-25 NBA Season. The Miami Heat are almost certainly a lock to make the play-in game–which begins April 15–as they are currently the No. 10 seed in the Eastern Conference. Though that doesn’t mean their name isn’t already being floated out for players in other places–no matter
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We are now just over 48 hours until the 2024-25 NBA Trade Deadline, with the biggest domino waiting to fall being Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler. It’s well-documented that his preferred destination is the Phoenix Suns, the only team that’s knowingly willing to give Butler–who owns a $52 million player option after this season–an extension.
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We are officially less than 72 hours until the Feb. 6 trade deadline. And after a weekend of league-shaking trades with Luka Doncic heading to the Lakers and De’Aaron Fox headed to San Antonio, the Miami Heat are still trying to navigate Jimmy Butler’s situation. The latest update was that ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst
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Oh look, Miami Heat trade news …. wait, it’s not the good kind! Moments after the San Antonio Spurs traded for All-Star guard De’Aaron Fox, ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst reported Sunday evening that talks between the Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors for Jimmy Butler have “ended for now” after Butler communicated with the
