The Miami Heat’s chances of avoiding the NBA Play-In Tournament took a major hit as they lost on the road to the Indiana Pacers, 117-115, on Sunday. Indiana’s victory – which won them the season series over Miami 2-1 – paired with Philadelphia’s double overtime victory in San Antonio without Joel Embiid, dropped the Heat […]
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The Miami Heat’s comeback fell short in Philadelphia on Monday night as the 76ers held on late in the fourth quarter to beat their conference rivals for the first time this season, 98-91. Miami trailed by as many as 17 points in the second half but tied the contest in the final minutes of the
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Jimmy Butler’s second-half spark jolted the Miami Heat past the Utah Jazz 126-120 Saturday evening inside Kaseya Center in Miami, Fla. Bam Adebayo exited the game momentarily with 9:22 left in the third quarter due to a lower-body injury with Miami down five, 69-64. Butler scored 10 of the team’s ensuing 16 points (Terry Rozier
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Despite a roller coaster offensive output from the Miami Heat Thursday evening, they were able to crawl back and trim a once-16-point Denver Nuggets lead to two with 10.1 seconds left. Though the Heat were not able to quite get over the hump, suffering a 103-97 loss against the reigning champs who beat Miami in
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The Miami Heat scored arguably their most substantial win of the season by defeating the Milwaukee Bucks on the road, 123-97, on Tuesday evening at the Fiserv Forum. Playing without Jimmy Butler (personal reasons), Terry Rozier (knee), and Josh Richardson (shoulder), Miami leaned on superb defensive principles and outstanding shooting from deep to score their
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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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The Heat could not overcome a 25-point first-quarter deficit, falling in the first of two straight to the Chicago Bulls Thursday evening 124-116 inside Kaseya Center in Miami, Fla. Within the blink of an eye, the Chicago Bulls, who never trailed, rallied to a 33-8 first-quarter lead. The Heat, who finished the first quarter on
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The Brooklyn Nets dispatched the shorthanded Miami Heat, who were on the second night of a back-to-back, 112-97 Saturday evening inside Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. The Heat were without Jimmy Butler, Duncan Robinson and Bam Adebayo due to injury. They struggled to find much offensive flow throughout the evening, shooting 43.7 percent and 11-of-34
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Even after the Chicago Bulls fell down 22-1, they were able to race back and defeat the Miami Heat 102-97 inside United Center Saturday evening, snapping Miami’s seven-game win streak. The Heat’s 21-point lead encompassed the first 7:11 of the contest; Miami knocked down nine of their first 12 baskets–with 20 of their 22 points
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