The Miami Heat were handed a first round exit in the 2018 NBA Playoffs by the Philadelphia 76ers, but there were still plenty of lessons to learn.
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After an ugly Game 1 loss, the Miami Heat showed the Philadelphia 76ers what they are made of on Monday night, with the help of James Johnson.
Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside recently lashed out about his role on the team, via the media. So is it time for both parties to part ways?
Despite an impressive performance from Goran Dragic and a strong fourth quarter team effort, the Miami Heat fell short in Portland.
In the home stretch of the season, a storyline that’ll persist until the beginning of free agency is if LeBron James could return to the Miami Heat.
The first 58 games of the Miami Heat season can be best described as inconsistent, thanks to ever-changing lineups and rotations.
One of the trademarks of this current era of Miami Heat basketball is a collection of longtime NBA journeymen finally finding a permanent home.
The Miami Heat had a slightly turbulent week, highlighted by both starting lineup struggles and an emerging new front court.
The Miami Heat started 2018 off on a great note, having themselves a solid week despite Hassan Whiteside still struggling.
The Miami Heat outlasted the Utah Jazz on Sunday afternoon, coming up 103-102 thanks to a clutch play by Josh Richardson.
The Miami Heat had another week of inconsistent play, but Bam Adebayo and Josh Richardson continued to be bright spots amidst the struggles.
Despite a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday night, the Miami Heat were on a roll the previous week, going on a 3-0 winning streak.
With the help of Goran Dragic and James Johnson, the Miami Heat overcame a rough first quarter and topped the Chicago Bulls.
This past week was a tough one for the Miami Heat, as they racked up more losses due to third quarter struggles. But, there were still positives too.
The 6-7 Miami Heat have been on a rollercoaster ride so far this season, with 2017-18 play bringing about both pros and cons.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Johnson should have been a candidate for Sixth Man of the Year last season, but has struggled so far in 2017-18.
Besides their grind-it-out attitude and top-level defense, the Miami Heat are also know for their 3-point shooting. So how has it looked so far this season?
The 2017-18 Miami Heat are one of the deepest leagues in the team, giving head coach Erik Spoelstra the freedom to experiment with his rotations.
Miami Heat rookie Bam Adebayo will have to earn his minutes in 2017-18, as the team is already stacked with talent and depth.
Dion Waiters was one of the most compelling two-way players in the NBA last season, but somehow not worthy of preseason top-100 rankings.