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March 27, 2022
The rough stretch continues for the Miami Heat.
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The rough stretch continues for the Miami Heat.
Two years ago, the Toronto Raptors were NBA Champions after defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Since then, things have changed.
The Miami Heat acquired Kyle Lowry last week in a sign-and-trade agreement with the Toronto Raptors. Even though they’re currently being investigated for tampering, the move is not expected to be voided. So Miami should keep its new point guard.
The Miami Heat were just eliminated from the NBA playoffs. In the first round, the team ended up being swept by the Milwaukee Bucks led by Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Heat finished the season as the sixth seed, with a record of 40-32.
After a surprising run to the NBA Finals last season, the future was looking very bright for the Miami Heat. However, after a huge playoff run, the Heat looked nothing like the team they were last season.
The Miami Heat have now won five straight games. It was a fun back-and-forth game between the Heat and the Jazz with great basketball play from its best three players. In the end, the Heat were able to take down the league’s best team.
It appears that the Miami Heat are finally starting to click. After beating the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday, Miami has won four straight games and the team’s offense looked as good as it has ever been this season.
It was a tale of two nights. After a disastrous performance on Tuesday, the Miami Heat put up a much better fight. Miami brought a more defensive intensity to the game. They did a much better job of defending the perimeter. Even though the Milwaukee Bucks went up by double digits, Miami went on a huge run in the second half to close the game. With the win, Miami is now 2-2 for the season.
There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas than with a Miami Heat win, especially against a talented young New Orleans Pelicans team. The Pelicans started this game off strong. They even cut an eventual Miami 23-point lead to six in the fourth quarter. However, Miami went on a 18-7 run to close the game with a win, their first of the new season. With all that said, here are four takeaways from Friday’s win over New Orleans.
This is the fourth day of NBA free agency. So far, the Miami Heat re-signed Goran Dragic, Meyers Leonard, and Udonis Haslem. They lost Jae Crowder and Derrick Jones Jr to bigger offers. To replace the two players, they added Avery Bradley and Moe Harkless. While the moves may not be exciting to some, it’s clear Miami remains focused on 2021.
After a great run to the NBA Finals, the Miami Heat are gearing up for another run. And they have a busy couple of weeks ahead of them. They have the 20th pick in the NBA Draft, which will be showcased on November 18. Then there’s free agency where they’ll have to decide on key players Goran Dragic and Jae Crowder.
Even though the Miami Heat had a great postseason, there will always be the “what if” questions surrounding the championship series. What if Goran Dragic didn’t miss multiple games with the foot injury? What if Bam Adebayo didn’t have the neck strain? These are the thoughts every Heat fan thinks about every day. Even Heat President Pat Riley wonders what could’ve happened in the 2020 NBA Finals.
Two years ago, the Toronto Raptors were NBA Champions after defeating the Golden State Warriors in six games. Since then, things have changed.
The Miami Heat acquired Kyle Lowry last week in a sign-and-trade agreement with the Toronto Raptors. Even though they’re currently being investigated for tampering, the move is not expected to be voided. So Miami should keep its new point guard.
The Miami Heat were just eliminated from the NBA playoffs. In the first round, the team ended up being swept by the Milwaukee Bucks led by Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Heat finished the season as the sixth seed, with a record of 40-32.
After a surprising run to the NBA Finals last season, the future was looking very bright for the Miami Heat. However, after a huge playoff run, the Heat looked nothing like the team they were last season.
The Miami Heat have now won five straight games. It was a fun back-and-forth game between the Heat and the Jazz with great basketball play from its best three players. In the end, the Heat were able to take down the league’s best team.
It appears that the Miami Heat are finally starting to click. After beating the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday, Miami has won four straight games and the team’s offense looked as good as it has ever been this season.
It was a tale of two nights. After a disastrous performance on Tuesday, the Miami Heat put up a much better fight. Miami brought a more defensive intensity to the game. They did a much better job of defending the perimeter. Even though the Milwaukee Bucks went up by double digits, Miami went on a huge run in the second half to close the game. With the win, Miami is now 2-2 for the season.
There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas than with a Miami Heat win, especially against a talented young New Orleans Pelicans team. The Pelicans started this game off strong. They even cut an eventual Miami 23-point lead to six in the fourth quarter. However, Miami went on a 18-7 run to close the game with a win, their first of the new season. With all that said, here are four takeaways from Friday’s win over New Orleans.
This is the fourth day of NBA free agency. So far, the Miami Heat re-signed Goran Dragic, Meyers Leonard, and Udonis Haslem. They lost Jae Crowder and Derrick Jones Jr to bigger offers. To replace the two players, they added Avery Bradley and Moe Harkless. While the moves may not be exciting to some, it’s clear Miami remains focused on 2021.
After a great run to the NBA Finals, the Miami Heat are gearing up for another run. And they have a busy couple of weeks ahead of them. They have the 20th pick in the NBA Draft, which will be showcased on November 18. Then there’s free agency where they’ll have to decide on key players Goran Dragic and Jae Crowder.
Even though the Miami Heat had a great postseason, there will always be the “what if” questions surrounding the championship series. What if Goran Dragic didn’t miss multiple games with the foot injury? What if Bam Adebayo didn’t have the neck strain? These are the thoughts every Heat fan thinks about every day. Even Heat President Pat Riley wonders what could’ve happened in the 2020 NBA Finals.
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