Two more weeks of the NBA season are in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Eastern Conference with another edition of power rankings.
The Miami Heat entered Friday’s game determined to win. Miami started the first quarter strong with 40 points in the period. And never looked back from there.
Just four months ago, the Miami Heat were in the NBA Finals. And now, they have one of the worst records in the league. The latest loss coming against the Washington Wizards. After having a 10 point halftime lead, Miami fell apart offensively in the second half. With the loss, Miami falls to 7-14 for the season.
The New Orleans Pelicans have made public that they are willing to trade veteran sharpshooter J.J. Redick. According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Redick shows interest in being traded to a contender. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston were the three biggest landing destinations that the guard would prefer to land.
February is here and thus time for another power ranking, including predictions for the 24 players who will be selected as All-Stars this month.
This almost ended up being a bad night for Miami Heat. The team blew an 11-point lead to the Sacramento Kings in the fourth quarter. But thanks to Jimmy Butler’s aggressiveness, and Bam Adebayo’s clutch block, the team was able to seal the victory.
The NBA in recent years has not been shy about circulating trade rumors. Over the past year, there has been speculation that Bradley Beal could find himself on a new team. In recent days, the All-Star guard has been showing more and more frustration that could lead these rumors into becoming a reality.
Make that five straight losses for the Miami Heat. After trailing by as many as 18 points, the Heat was able to cut the lead down to single digits in the fourth period. However, the Los Angeles Clippers ended up closing the deal in the end.
Five weeks of the NBA season are already in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Western Conference with another edition of weekly power rankings. Check back every week to see how the rankings change.
Playing against the star-studded Brooklyn Nets, the odds were already stacked against the Miami Heat. Still, the Heat played with great heart and determination. Unfortunately, turnovers and a missed opportunity to call a timeout late hurt the team.
Five weeks of the NBA season are already in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Eastern Conference with another edition of weekly power rankings. Check back every week to see how the rankings change.
For the first time this season, the Miami Heat have won two consecutive games. As expected, the Heat were in an early dogfight against the Toronto Raptors.
Two more weeks of the NBA season are in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Eastern Conference with another edition of power rankings.
The Miami Heat entered Friday’s game determined to win. Miami started the first quarter strong with 40 points in the period. And never looked back from there.
Just four months ago, the Miami Heat were in the NBA Finals. And now, they have one of the worst records in the league. The latest loss coming against the Washington Wizards. After having a 10 point halftime lead, Miami fell apart offensively in the second half. With the loss, Miami falls to 7-14 for the season.
The New Orleans Pelicans have made public that they are willing to trade veteran sharpshooter J.J. Redick. According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Redick shows interest in being traded to a contender. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston were the three biggest landing destinations that the guard would prefer to land.
February is here and thus time for another power ranking, including predictions for the 24 players who will be selected as All-Stars this month.
This almost ended up being a bad night for Miami Heat. The team blew an 11-point lead to the Sacramento Kings in the fourth quarter. But thanks to Jimmy Butler’s aggressiveness, and Bam Adebayo’s clutch block, the team was able to seal the victory.
The NBA in recent years has not been shy about circulating trade rumors. Over the past year, there has been speculation that Bradley Beal could find himself on a new team. In recent days, the All-Star guard has been showing more and more frustration that could lead these rumors into becoming a reality.
Make that five straight losses for the Miami Heat. After trailing by as many as 18 points, the Heat was able to cut the lead down to single digits in the fourth period. However, the Los Angeles Clippers ended up closing the deal in the end.
Five weeks of the NBA season are already in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Western Conference with another edition of weekly power rankings. Check back every week to see how the rankings change.
Playing against the star-studded Brooklyn Nets, the odds were already stacked against the Miami Heat. Still, the Heat played with great heart and determination. Unfortunately, turnovers and a missed opportunity to call a timeout late hurt the team.
Five weeks of the NBA season are already in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Eastern Conference with another edition of weekly power rankings. Check back every week to see how the rankings change.
For the first time this season, the Miami Heat have won two consecutive games. As expected, the Heat were in an early dogfight against the Toronto Raptors.
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