The player review series is officially back! We are nearly one month removed from the conclusion of the 2024-25 Miami Heat season, which was one of the worst since the turn of the century. Over the next several (week)days, we will be reviewing how each Heat player performed throughout the 2024-25 season, recapping important numbers, […]
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The Cleveland Cavaliers didn’t just dismantle the Miami Heat, they humiliated them in every which way. In fact, Cleveland set an NBA record for the largest point differential for a single series, outscoring them by 122 points–including by 92 points in the final two games. During the Heat’s end-of-season press conference on Wednesday, Anderson was
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The Miami Heat snapped their four-game losing streak Friday night against the Toronto Raptors, their first game back from the All-Star break. It did take overtime, but the Heat moved back to two games below .500. The Heat was led by Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo and Andrew Wiggins–appearing in his third game with his new
The Miami Heat, who own the sixth-easiest strength of schedule the rest of the way, are looking to build a rhythm after a poor end heading into the All-Star break. They are in the midst of a season-long four-game losing streak and dipped to three games below .500 for the first time this season at
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At this point last year, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was recovering from a sprained knee suffered on Super Bowl Sunday against the Boston Celtics. He was just finding his footing in the rotation, but was set to return not long after the All-Star Break. Upon his return in late Feb., Rozier averaged 19.0 points,
Erik Spoelstra has an important Terry Rozier decision he must make Read More »
Unfortunately for the Miami Heat, they entered the All-Star Break on a four-game losing streak, their longest of the season. But this marked the first week of their three new trade deadline acquisitions– Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson and Davion Mitchell –who each made their debuts Monday against the Boston Celtics. Now that we are a
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We are officially one day until the 2024-25 All-Star Break, though the Miami Heat will be in action Thursday on the second night of a back-to-back against the Dallas Mavericks. Over the last two games, several Heat players–first-time All-Star Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Duncan Robinson–have dealt with an apparent stomach bug
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The Miami Heat return home for a one-game stint against the Boston Celtics. Better yet, the Heat’s three new deadline acquisitions–Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, and Davion Mitchell–whom they acquired last week are available to make their team debuts. It’s still fuzzy what the rotation will look like on Monday and beyond, but what can it
Projecting the Miami Heat rotation with new additions Read More »
While the Miami Heat lost arguably the third-best player in franchise history–a joyless Jimmy Butler–they picked three crucial acquisitions ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline: Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell and Kyle Anderson. The trade deadline is a perfect opportunity for teams in the hunt to shore up any weaknesses that could be at its detriment come
Heat deserve credit for alleviating biggest weakness at trade deadline Read More »
Each of the Miami Heat’s three new additions–Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson and Davion Mitchell–are not expected to make their debuts Friday against the Brooklyn Nets, the team confirmed Friday on the injury report. Barring a last-minute change, that will likely hold; it is currently undetermined whether or not they are with the team. The Heat’s
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