Earlier this month, after the Miami Heat drafted Kel’el Ware NO. 15 overall and re-signed Thomas Bryant to a one-year minimum deal, they waived backup Orlando Robinson before his $2.1 million contract became fully guaranteed. Nearly three weeks later, Robinson has found a new home, signing a one-year contract with the Sacramento Kings, beat writer […]
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We are one day away from the start of the 2024 NBA Free Agency period, where the Miami Heat currently have more questions than answers. Each year, I do a column projecting on which Heat free agents will stay, and which will go. Without further ado, let’s dive into it! (Editor’s note: These are predictions
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Remember when Pat Riley said the Miami Heat were “at the abyss” on media day? Well, we’re finally her—…oh wait, there’s another word for it called the “offseason”?!? Eh, let’s pretend it’s the same thing! Now we just have to get to the other side, which unfortunately won’t be until October! To help us do
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We are half way through the 2023-24 Miami Heat season. They are 41 games in, sporting a 24-17 record, tied for the No. 6 seed in the Eastern Conference and are a half-game back of the New York Knicks for the No. 5 seed. They have the 15th-best NET Rating–including the 20th-best offense and 10th-best
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Happy New Year! While we are over one-third of the way into the 2023-24 NBA season, it’s always good to reflect and explore the past! Earlier this week, we looked at the Miami Heat’s best moments of 2023–from Jan. 1 until Dec. 31. Today, we talk about … lineups! In honor of 2023, we looked
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On the NBA calendar, the December 15th date rings a bell for fans: Trade season has now arrived! On Dec. 15, (most of the) players who signed last offseason become eligible to be traded. This year, 81 total players earned such eligibility, including four Heat players–all of whom are on minimum contracts. That does not
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So close, yet so far. The Miami Heat, down Bam Adebayo and Caleb Martin, entered the fourth quarter down 97-73 without any consistent half-court offensive execution. With 10:18 left, that Bucks lead buoyed to 25 points. But a valiant Heat effort — a 26-7 run, to be precise — brought them to within six with
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