The Miami Heat fell short against the Philadelphia 76ers on the second night of a back-to-back. Miami had a double-digit lead early and had their imprint on the game. However, the Sixers came back with a strong second half and took the lead.
Karl-Anthony Towns and Jimmy Butler have had a contentious relationship in the past, but that may be changing.
The Miami Heat lost two more players to COVID-19 protocols in Max Strus and Udonis Haslem. They faced a shorthanded Washington Wizards team on the front end of a back-to-back.
The day after Christmas, the Miami Heat still found themselves shorthanded against the Orlando Magic. Jimmy Butler and Caleb Martin returned, but Kyle Lowry entered health and safety protocols.
The Miami Heat were shorthanded against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday. They were without Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo, Jimmy Butler, Caleb Martin, and Markieff Morris.
Without their two best players, the Miami Heat were already at a disadvantage against the Indiana Pacers. Despite this, the Heat came prepared and determined to win.
Saturday night featured a matchup between two of the top three teams in the Eastern Conference. Of course, this game wasn’t going to be easy for both teams.
This was the first of the two-game reunion trip for Jimmy Butler, who played for the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2018. At first, this was shaping up to be a nice win for the Miami Heat.
Despite another great Jimmy Butler performance, the Heat couldn’t close the deal against the Wizards on Saturday. Here are four takeaways from the Miami loss.
The game started off poorly for the Miami Heat. Miami picked up their intensity and got back into the game. The Heat continued to build their lead and closed the game. Here are four takeaways from Wednesday’s victory over New Orleans.
This game could’ve ended just like the past two games in Los Angeles. But, in the end, the Miami Heat were able to seal the deal.
Historically, the Miami Heat never play well in Denver. Is it because of the altitude? Who knows.
The Miami Heat fell short against the Philadelphia 76ers on the second night of a back-to-back. Miami had a double-digit lead early and had their imprint on the game. However, the Sixers came back with a strong second half and took the lead.
Karl-Anthony Towns and Jimmy Butler have had a contentious relationship in the past, but that may be changing.
The Miami Heat lost two more players to COVID-19 protocols in Max Strus and Udonis Haslem. They faced a shorthanded Washington Wizards team on the front end of a back-to-back.
The day after Christmas, the Miami Heat still found themselves shorthanded against the Orlando Magic. Jimmy Butler and Caleb Martin returned, but Kyle Lowry entered health and safety protocols.
The Miami Heat were shorthanded against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday. They were without Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo, Jimmy Butler, Caleb Martin, and Markieff Morris.
Without their two best players, the Miami Heat were already at a disadvantage against the Indiana Pacers. Despite this, the Heat came prepared and determined to win.
Saturday night featured a matchup between two of the top three teams in the Eastern Conference. Of course, this game wasn’t going to be easy for both teams.
This was the first of the two-game reunion trip for Jimmy Butler, who played for the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2018. At first, this was shaping up to be a nice win for the Miami Heat.
Despite another great Jimmy Butler performance, the Heat couldn’t close the deal against the Wizards on Saturday. Here are four takeaways from the Miami loss.
The game started off poorly for the Miami Heat. Miami picked up their intensity and got back into the game. The Heat continued to build their lead and closed the game. Here are four takeaways from Wednesday’s victory over New Orleans.
This game could’ve ended just like the past two games in Los Angeles. But, in the end, the Miami Heat were able to seal the deal.
Historically, the Miami Heat never play well in Denver. Is it because of the altitude? Who knows.
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