Heating Up: Hawks vs Heat Game 4 Reaction
April 25, 2022
With Kyle Lowry being out, the Miami Heat approached Game 4 with a next man up mentality.
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With Kyle Lowry being out, the Miami Heat approached Game 4 with a next man up mentality.
There are at least five scenarios in this year’s playoffs where families won’t know who to root for because their brother, father, or son will be going against a member of the same clan.
After blowing out the Atlanta Hawks in Game 1, the Miami Heat knew this game was going to be tougher, and it most definitely was.
For the last three seasons, the NBA has used a play-in tournament to determine its final few playoff teams.
With the regular season and Play-In games over, we have entered the most thrilling and highly anticipated part of the basketball calendar.
After securing the first seed last week, the Miami Heat comfortably sit at home waiting for the playoffs.
Facing a shorthanded Detroit Pistons team on Tuesday, the Miami Heat should have an easy win, right? Not exactly.
Week 16 (January 31 to February 6) of the NBA will welcome a new month and the midseason break. Teams will now play with urgency, knowing that any win can go a long way in the playoff standings.
It’s been a strange year and it’s going to be one of the most talked-about NBA postseasons we’ve ever witnessed. Injuries, highlights, record-breaking stats, and the pandemic are going to stay in our heads for a long time.
The Philadelphia 76ers made big organizational changes after being swept by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the 2019-20 NBA season. Philadelphia also made several changes to its roster. Unfortunately, they stumbled in the playoffs again.
Tonight marks the official start of the NBA Finals between the Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns. Let’s look at some of the best bets from Game 1 and start these Finals off strong.
Welcome back to the Gambling Corner. I hope everyone enjoyed the undefeated day in my last article. Today, we have a full slate of games and the board is looking nice. Let’s enjoy our Wednesday and win some cash.
With Kyle Lowry being out, the Miami Heat approached Game 4 with a next man up mentality.
There are at least five scenarios in this year’s playoffs where families won’t know who to root for because their brother, father, or son will be going against a member of the same clan.
After blowing out the Atlanta Hawks in Game 1, the Miami Heat knew this game was going to be tougher, and it most definitely was.
For the last three seasons, the NBA has used a play-in tournament to determine its final few playoff teams.
With the regular season and Play-In games over, we have entered the most thrilling and highly anticipated part of the basketball calendar.
After securing the first seed last week, the Miami Heat comfortably sit at home waiting for the playoffs.
Facing a shorthanded Detroit Pistons team on Tuesday, the Miami Heat should have an easy win, right? Not exactly.
Week 16 (January 31 to February 6) of the NBA will welcome a new month and the midseason break. Teams will now play with urgency, knowing that any win can go a long way in the playoff standings.
It’s been a strange year and it’s going to be one of the most talked-about NBA postseasons we’ve ever witnessed. Injuries, highlights, record-breaking stats, and the pandemic are going to stay in our heads for a long time.
The Philadelphia 76ers made big organizational changes after being swept by the Boston Celtics in the first round of the 2019-20 NBA season. Philadelphia also made several changes to its roster. Unfortunately, they stumbled in the playoffs again.
Tonight marks the official start of the NBA Finals between the Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns. Let’s look at some of the best bets from Game 1 and start these Finals off strong.
Welcome back to the Gambling Corner. I hope everyone enjoyed the undefeated day in my last article. Today, we have a full slate of games and the board is looking nice. Let’s enjoy our Wednesday and win some cash.
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