The Miami Heat is coming off arguably their worst season since the Big 3 era concluded over a decade ago. There are a lot of questions for Pat Riley, Andy Elisburg, Nick Arison and Co. to answer this offseason. This summer will be pivotal to the direction this organization’s headed in the short- and long-term, […]
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Good morning, friends. Before we start, I just want to say thank you for reading throughout the 2024-25 season. None of this would be possible without you, so all of us here at HHH thank you endlessly. The season may be over, but there will be plenty of offseason content ahead, especially from yours truly.
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The 2024-25 Miami Heat season has ended after getting mercifully swept by the Cleveland Cavaliers. The offseason is officially upon us! Miami finished with its worst record since 2014-15, trading away their franchise star in a season mired by drama, inconsistency and #guts™. There are plenty of questions to ask regarding the current and future
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Heading into Game 3, Tyler Herro made headlines after responding to Darius Garland’s postgame comments, which called out Herro for his defense (or lack thereof). Miami’s first-time All-Star was very quick to say that Garland shouldn’t talk because he can’t play defense and that he would show him tomorrow. Well, Garland didn’t play because of
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The series has shifted back to South Florida, with the Miami Heat hosting the Cleveland Cavaliers for Game 3 Saturday at 1:00 p.m. EST inside Kaseya Center, hoping to avoid an insurmountable deficit. For the most part, in different ways, the Heat was competitive in their first two games of their first-round series–including coming back
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After the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 121-112 win over the Miami Heat on Wednesday, Cavaliers guard Darius Garland let the whole world know what their game plan was and will continue to be: Attack Tyler Herro and the rest of the Heat’s weaker defenders. Through two games, the Cavaliers’ backcourt had great success attacking the Heat’s first-time
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After the Cleveland Cavaliers set a playoff record for made 3s in one quarter and led by as much as 19 Wednesday night, Miami crawled back to make it a one-possession game late. Though it was not enough to overcome Donovan Mitchell’s stout play late, as the Cavaliers secured a 121-112 win in Game 2,
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Like we delved into ahead of the Miami Heat’s first-round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, this one was a very good litmus test for Heat first-round rookie Kel’el Ware. The 7-foot big had a successful regular season, but right away, the rookie was going to get a taste of his first postseason against one of
The 2024-25 postseason is a big one for Miami Heat All-Star Tyler Herro. Knotted between the months-long melodrama that was the Jimmy Butler situation, Herro was experiencing perhaps his greatest year-to-year growth as a pro. He modified his shot diet for the betterment of the offense (that didn’t improve relative to its placement to the
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The Miami Heat entered Wednesday’s do-or-die play-in against the Chicago Bulls with their backs against the wall, hoping to avoid their season ending prematurely in hostile territory to a Bulls team that had their number this season. They didn’t let that happen, surviving to see another day with a 109-90 blowout win–ending the Bulls’ season
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