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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Domantas Sabonis’ game-winning putback with 0.7 seconds rewarded the Sacramento Kings a 111-110 comeback win over the Miami Heat Monday evening inside Kaseya Center. Sabonis’ putback was Sacramento’s 11th offensive rebound of the game and seventh second-chance bucket, an issue that has plagued the Heat through the early portion of the season. They have surrendered
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The Miami Heat opened the first of five games Tuesday night, this one being on the road against the Charlotte Hornets. In what came down the game’s final possession, the Hornets squeaked past the Miami Heat 111-108. The Heat’s starters–Terry Rozier, Alec Burks, Jimmy Butler, Nikola Jovic and Bam Adebayo–only played in the first half.
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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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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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Days after the Miami Heat had arguably their worst first half of the season, they followed suit with one of their worst games of the season. The Heat, who trailed by as many as 37 at one point, suffered a 121-97 loss to the Toronto Raptors Wednesday hours after Toronto traded a top-2 player on
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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 Miami Heat began Friday’s second half on a 19-0 run and led by 21–83-62–with 3:40 left in the third quarter after Jimmy Butler’s ridiculous 11-foot turnaround three-point play. The Heat’s fourth-quarter collapse cropped up once again due to their snail pace and offensive stagnation. After entering up 16, the Heat scored just 11 points
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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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