Heating Up: Hornets vs Heat Reaction
February 18, 2022
Is the game finally over? This certainly was a game that seemed like it wasn’t going to end.
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Is the game finally over? This certainly was a game that seemed like it wasn’t going to end.
The Nets kept it close last night. But in the end, the Heat pulled away with the victory. With the win, Miami moves to 37-20 for the season. Here are my takeaways from Saturday’s win over Brooklyn.
After a crazy NBA trade deadline, the Miami Heat took on a new-look New Orleans Pelicans team. It was the
The Miami Heat played the shorthanded Washington Wizards on Monday.
It was not a pretty start. The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets both started the game sloppy on both ends.
For the first time since November 27th, the Miami Heat’s starting lineup was whole again. Kyle Lowry was back with the Heat after missing time for personal reasons. The Heat got off to a slow start against the San Antonio Spurs
The Miami Heat finished their 4th game in five nights on Tuesday. The offense was clicking early for Miami with a lot of ball movement and back cut action. But the Toronto Raptors turned it around in the second half.
The Miami Heat entered Monday’s game against the Boston Celtics without Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry, and P.J. Tucker. The game went about as well as you’d expect.
What a game. Trailing by double-digits entering the fourth quarter, the Miami Heat looked worn out against the Toronto Raptors. The shooting was not there and Jimmy Butler was getting little support. Then the Heat made a run and tied the game.
This game was not close at all. The Miami Heat took care of business early by jumping out to a double-digit lead.
It’s almost been two years since the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers squared off in the NBA Finals. A lot has changed since then. The Lakers have been a disappointment since the season started.
The Miami Heat were in for a challenge on Monday night. Like the Heat, the Toronto Raptors are a tough defensive-minded team with size and length.
Is the game finally over? This certainly was a game that seemed like it wasn’t going to end.
The Nets kept it close last night. But in the end, the Heat pulled away with the victory. With the win, Miami moves to 37-20 for the season. Here are my takeaways from Saturday’s win over Brooklyn.
After a crazy NBA trade deadline, the Miami Heat took on a new-look New Orleans Pelicans team. It was the debut of the new Pelicans
The Miami Heat played the shorthanded Washington Wizards on Monday.
It was not a pretty start. The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets both started the game sloppy on both ends.
For the first time since November 27th, the Miami Heat’s starting lineup was whole again. Kyle Lowry was back with the Heat after missing time for personal reasons. The Heat got off to a slow start against the San Antonio Spurs
The Miami Heat finished their 4th game in five nights on Tuesday. The offense was clicking early for Miami with a lot of ball movement and back cut action. But the Toronto Raptors turned it around in the second half.
The Miami Heat entered Monday’s game against the Boston Celtics without Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry, and P.J. Tucker. The game went about as well as you’d expect.
What a game. Trailing by double-digits entering the fourth quarter, the Miami Heat looked worn out against the Toronto Raptors. The shooting was not there and Jimmy Butler was getting little support. Then the Heat made a run and tied the game.
This game was not close at all. The Miami Heat took care of business early by jumping out to a double-digit lead.
It’s almost been two years since the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers squared off in the NBA Finals. A lot has changed since then. The Lakers have been a disappointment since the season started.
The Miami Heat were in for a challenge on Monday night. Like the Heat, the Toronto Raptors are a tough defensive-minded team with size and length.
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