With five minutes left in the fourth period, the Miami Heat were up by nine points. Then, the Brooklyn Nets took control the rest of the way with a 17-4 run to close the game. The Nets 2-3 zone made it tough for the Heat’s offense down the stretch. The loss puts the Heat’s season record to 27-11 for the season. They’re also 10-10 on the road.
Here are my takeaways from Friday’s loss to the Nets.
In his debut piece, Patrick Champion looks back at the three best signings of 2019 NBA free agency.
Sources tell Prime Time Sports Talk that the New York Knicks have shown legitimate interests in acquiring Kyle Kuzma from the Los Angeles Lakers.
While the NBA rumor mill is slowly starting to turn, the Boston Celtics have popped up more frequently than most
Things got heated on Wednesday night as Jimmy Butler and T.J. Warren were involved in several recurring altercations.
No late-game theatrics in this one. The Miami Heat were in control from start to finish. Fueled by their poor performance in their last road game, Miami was on a mission to make a statement on Wednesday. And they did it by defeating the Indiana Pacers 122-108. With the Boston Celtics loss to the San Antonio Spurs, the Heat are now second in the East standings.
Danny Podolsky shares his latest NBA power rankings while also sharing an updated grade for every team’s 2019 draft performance.
Anthony Davis has turned down a max extension offered to him by the Lakers, but Alex Jordan expects him to return to Los Angeles when all is said and done.
Sources say at least three teams have interest in the Hawks’ big man.
Even with Justise Winslow and Jimmy Butler sidelined, the Miami Heat still managed to beat the Portland Trailblazers. After a rough offensive week, the Heat erupted for 122 points on 52.2 percent shooting from the field. The victory moves the Heat’s season record to 26-10. Miami also improves to 10-0 after suffering a loss.
David Fernandez shares New Year’s Resolutions for all teams in the Eastern Conference.
David Fernandez shares New Year’s Resolutions for all teams in the Western Conference.
With five minutes left in the fourth period, the Miami Heat were up by nine points. Then, the Brooklyn Nets took control the rest of the way with a 17-4 run to close the game. The Nets 2-3 zone made it tough for the Heat’s offense down the stretch. The loss puts the Heat’s season record to 27-11 for the season. They’re also 10-10 on the road.
Here are my takeaways from Friday’s loss to the Nets.
In his debut piece, Patrick Champion looks back at the three best signings of 2019 NBA free agency.
Sources tell Prime Time Sports Talk that the New York Knicks have shown legitimate interests in acquiring Kyle Kuzma from the Los Angeles Lakers.
While the NBA rumor mill is slowly starting to turn, the Boston Celtics have popped up more frequently than most fans have expected. With so
Things got heated on Wednesday night as Jimmy Butler and T.J. Warren were involved in several recurring altercations.
No late-game theatrics in this one. The Miami Heat were in control from start to finish. Fueled by their poor performance in their last road game, Miami was on a mission to make a statement on Wednesday. And they did it by defeating the Indiana Pacers 122-108. With the Boston Celtics loss to the San Antonio Spurs, the Heat are now second in the East standings.
Danny Podolsky shares his latest NBA power rankings while also sharing an updated grade for every team’s 2019 draft performance.
Anthony Davis has turned down a max extension offered to him by the Lakers, but Alex Jordan expects him to return to Los Angeles when all is said and done.
Sources say at least three teams have interest in the Hawks’ big man.
Even with Justise Winslow and Jimmy Butler sidelined, the Miami Heat still managed to beat the Portland Trailblazers. After a rough offensive week, the Heat erupted for 122 points on 52.2 percent shooting from the field. The victory moves the Heat’s season record to 26-10. Miami also improves to 10-0 after suffering a loss.
David Fernandez shares New Year’s Resolutions for all teams in the Eastern Conference.
David Fernandez shares New Year’s Resolutions for all teams in the Western Conference.
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