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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For 30 years, we’ve always known one thing about current Miami Heat president Pat Riley: He’s going to star hunt, and if they have even a sliver of a chance at competing for an NBA Title, the Heat will. They’ve struck out on stars, but have also captured Alonzo Mourning, Shaquille O’Neal (at the tail-end
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This offseason will be a pivotal one for the Miami Heat, coming off arguably their worst since 2007-08, a 15-win campaign. They finished with their worst record since 2014-15 at 37-45 in a season mired by drama and inconsistency. A direction must be chosen and changes must be made. One of the most popular directions
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The 2025 offseason is a big one for the Miami Heat. Nearly three months after trading Jimmy Butler in a five-team blockbuster, they finished with their worst record in a decade and were embarrassed in the first round of the postseason against the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers. They have been a play-in team for the last
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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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The Phoenix Suns clawed back from a 15-point deficit to edge the Miami Heat 115-112 on Wednesday night in a thrilling showdown in Phoenix. Kevin Durant led the Suns with 32 points, while Jusuf Nurkic turned in a commanding performance with 20 points and 18 rebounds, playing a crucial role in the Suns’ late rally.
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