While the Brooklyn Nets are expected to have max cap space heading into next offseason, don’t expect them to pursue Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler. It’s been rumored in the past that Butler curiously had interest in the Nets, who currently own the fourth-worst record in the Eastern Conference at 13-26. But that feeling does […]
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While there were previously questions about whether or not the Miami Heat would play in Los Angeles this week amid the horrific fires, the expectation is that the Heat’s two games against the Clippers (Monday) and Lakers (Wednesday) will continue as scheduled, Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald reported Sunday. https://x.com/Anthony_Chiang/status/1878537524974330146 Though Chiang previously noted
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The Miami Heat’s dominant two-way performance fueled their 119-98 win over the Portland Trail Blazers Saturday evening inside Moda Center in Portland, Ore. The Heat buried 19 3-pointers, shooting 47.8 percent from the floor (compared to Portland’s 37.9 percent) from the floor with a 124.0 offensive rating (82nd percentile), according to Cleaning The Glass. Portland,
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After providing a spark last spring, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier is having one of the worst shooting seasons of his career. He’s averaging his fewest points (12.0) since 2018-19 with the worst 3-point, effective field goal and true-shooting percentages of his career outside of his rookie season, when he logged just 311 total minutes.
Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler is currently serving a seven-game suspension due to multiple instances of “conduct detrimental to the team.” Butler will lose out on $2.5 million, but the player’s association is expected to file a grievance with the league–which could take up to a year to resolve. As the situation continues to unravel,
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Coming off two back-to-back road wins against the Golden State Warriors and Utah Jazz, the Miami Heat are looking to secure their third-straight victory Saturday evening against the lowly Portland Trail Blazers inside Moda Center. If you can recall, the Heat picked up a historic 142-82 victory in their most recent meeting against Portland last
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It’s been a tale of two seasons for Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, who’s having one of the worst seasons of his career. Last year upon arriving in Miami, Rozier averaged 16.4 points, 4.2 rebounds and 4.6 assists per game, including 20.4 points on 45.1/50.0/94.1 shooting splits over his final 10 full games before suffering
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Not all of them are pretty, but nearly one week removed from losing by 36 to the Utah Jazz, the Miami Heat enacted vengeance and squeaked past Utah, 97-92, Thursday night inside Delta Center. The Heat just lost 39.6 percent and 28.0 percent from 3-point range, but Tyler Herro led the way with 23 points,
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While Jimmy Butler’s trade request on Thursday may have opened up the theoretical market, there still has been difficulty from the Miami Heat to find a realistic suitor with a good asking price over 72 hours later. According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Heat are doing their best to minimize any long-term salary being
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Barring something unforeseen, conventional wisdom would suggest that Jimmy Butler’s time with the Miami Heat has come to a bitter, grotesque end. He is suspended for the next six games–a West Coast road trip that goes through Jan. 15. Butler’s trade market was never going to look good–especially after ugly exit, which could make it
