Good evening. I might be new around here, but I’m actually really really old around here. I’ll be constructing the Five Stars articles after each Miami Heat game. After each Miami Heat contest, we’re going to review the participants in each game. Using the GameScore metric, the players will be ordered from best to worst. […]
Five Stars: Knicks 116, Heat 107 Read More »
A second-half surge from Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks propelled them to a 116-107 win over the Miami Heat inside Kaseya Center Wednesday night. Towns led the Knicks with 44 points on 17-of-25 shooting and 4-of-5 from 3-point range. He also hauled-in a game-high 13 rebounds with two assists in 39 minutes. Jalen
Knicks thump Heat in second half, win 116-107 Read More »
This is our GAMETHREAD: Chat live about the game here! Injury Report Miami Heat: Kevin Love (personal) — OUT Josh Christopher (G-League) — OUT Josh Richardson (calf strain) — OUT New York Knicks: Josh Hart (leg) — AVAILABLE Mitchell Robinson (ankle) — OUT Precious Achiuwa (hamstring) — OUT Kevin McCullar Jr. (g-league) — OUT Starting
NBA GAMETHREAD: New York Knicks (1-2) @ Miami HEAT (2-1) Read More »
For the last 30 days, Hot Hot Hoops senior writer Matt Hanifan provided his take on the offseasons for all 30 NBA teams heading into the 2024-25 season. From the good to the bad and, in some instances, the ugly; from the Atlanta Hawks to Portland Trail Blazers to the Utah Jazz. Now that they
Matt Hanifan’s 2024 Offseason Outlook: Complete Series Read More »
Hot Hot Hoops senior writer Matt Hanifan will provide his take on the offseasons of all 30 teams for the next 30 days! Today, we are looking back on the New York Knicks’ offseason! Previous Offseason Outlooks: Atlanta Hawks Boston Celtics Brooklyn Nets Charlotte Hornets Chicago Bulls Cleveland Cavaliers Detroit Pistons Indiana Pacers Milwaukee Bucks
Hanifan’s Offseason Outlook: Evaluating the New York Knicks’ 2024 offseason Read More »
Don’t look now, but according to the Eastern Conference standings, the Miami Heat are a top-5 team in the East. During a 48-hour span–from Sunday evening to Tuesday evening–the Heat vaulted from the No. 8 spot in the East to No. 5, leaping the Philadelphia 76ers, Indiana Pacers and Orlando Magic. Miami is currently tied
Miami Heat: Can they maintain their top-5 standing in East? Read More »
This is our GAMETHREAD: Chat live about the game here! The Miami Heat (10-7) host the Milwaukee Bucks (12-5) with the hopes of advancing in the NBA In-Season Tournament. Injury Report (at the time of this publishing): Miami Heat: Bam Adebayo (hip) — AVAILABLE Duncan Robinson (thumb) — AVAILABLE Jimmy Butler (ankle) — OUT Haywood
NBA IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT GAMETHREAD: Milwaukee Bucks (12-5) @ Miami HEAT (10-7) Read More »
The first-ever 2023-24 NBA In-Season Tournament’s group stage will be coming to a close Tuesday. There have been only two groups–Group A in the East (Indiana Pacers) and Group A in the West (Los Angeles Lakers)–have been clinched, leaving four groups and both Wild Card spots (one in each conference) up for grabs ahead of
2023-24 NBA In-Season Tournament: How could Heat advance to knockout stage? Read More »
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
Knicks complete 21-point comeback, earn 100-98 win over Heat Read More »
This is our GAMETHREAD: Chat live about the game here! The Miami Heat (10-5) take on the New York Knicks (8-6) tonight on the road at Madison Square Garden in their third game of the NBA In-Season Tournament. Injury Report: Miami Heat: Bam Adebayo (hip) — PROBABLE R.J. Hampton (two-way) — OUT Tyler Herro (ankle)
NBA IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT GAMETHREAD: Miami HEAT (10-5) @ New York Knicks (8-6) Read More »
