The Miami Heat need to make some moves this offseason. One primary need is a three-level scorer. Someone who can score inside the paint, mid-range, and beyond the arc. Miami definitely lacked that in their playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks.
This was supposed to be the offseason where the Miami Heat completed their 2021 master plan. A plan that involved acquiring another star player to join Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo in Miami. Now, the name linked to the Heat this summer will be Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry.
After a disappointing finish to their season, the Portland Trail-Blazers are back at the drawing board, with questions about their roster and potential coaching changes.
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.
Just like that, the Miami Heat’s season is over. A year after losing to the Heat in the semi-finals, the Milwaukee Bucks got their revenge by sweeping the Heat.
After a tight Game 1, the next game between the Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks wasn’t close at all. Milwaukee came out firing from beyond the arc and pulled away early. Thanks to a historic three-point attack, the Bucks coasted past the Heat in Game 2. Miami tried to come back but the Bucks always responded with another run of their own. With the loss, Miami now trails in the series 0-2.
Game 1 of the Miami Heat-Milwaukee Bucks series was about as physical as we all expected. Unfortunately, Khris Middleton’s go-ahead basket with 0.5 seconds left sealed the deal. The Bucks now have a 1-0 series lead heading into Game 2.
For the second year in a row, the Milwaukee Bucks and Miami Heat will square off in a playoff series. Once again, it is the Heat who are trying to upset the Bucks. Last year, the Heat shocked the NBA world with their 4-1 series win over the top seed Bucks.
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.
Saturday’s matchup may have been a first-round preview of the NBA playoffs. The Miami Heat entered the game without their best player in Jimmy Butler. Without Butler, it ended up being an even tougher task.
Although their time together was limited, Wade and O’Neal had a great partnership in Miami. It was very different from O’Neal’s time in Los Angeles where the NBA superstar center clashed with Kobe Bryant.
Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem was asked for his thoughts on Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, and Kevin Garnett entering the NBA Hall of Fame next week. He did not hold back on Garnett.
The Miami Heat need to make some moves this offseason. One primary need is a three-level scorer. Someone who can score inside the paint, mid-range, and beyond the arc. Miami definitely lacked that in their playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks.
This was supposed to be the offseason where the Miami Heat completed their 2021 master plan. A plan that involved acquiring another star player to join Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo in Miami. Now, the name linked to the Heat this summer will be Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry.
After a disappointing finish to their season, the Portland Trail-Blazers are back at the drawing board, with questions about their roster and potential coaching changes.
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.
Just like that, the Miami Heat’s season is over. A year after losing to the Heat in the semi-finals, the Milwaukee Bucks got their revenge by sweeping the Heat.
After a tight Game 1, the next game between the Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks wasn’t close at all. Milwaukee came out firing from beyond the arc and pulled away early. Thanks to a historic three-point attack, the Bucks coasted past the Heat in Game 2. Miami tried to come back but the Bucks always responded with another run of their own. With the loss, Miami now trails in the series 0-2.
Game 1 of the Miami Heat-Milwaukee Bucks series was about as physical as we all expected. Unfortunately, Khris Middleton’s go-ahead basket with 0.5 seconds left sealed the deal. The Bucks now have a 1-0 series lead heading into Game 2.
For the second year in a row, the Milwaukee Bucks and Miami Heat will square off in a playoff series. Once again, it is the Heat who are trying to upset the Bucks. Last year, the Heat shocked the NBA world with their 4-1 series win over the top seed Bucks.
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.
Saturday’s matchup may have been a first-round preview of the NBA playoffs. The Miami Heat entered the game without their best player in Jimmy Butler. Without Butler, it ended up being an even tougher task.
Although their time together was limited, Wade and O’Neal had a great partnership in Miami. It was very different from O’Neal’s time in Los Angeles where the NBA superstar center clashed with Kobe Bryant.
Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem was asked for his thoughts on Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, and Kevin Garnett entering the NBA Hall of Fame next week. He did not hold back on Garnett.
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