Raja Bell On Justise Winslow: "The Jury Is Still Out Out On Him"
Former NBA player and local product Raja Bell joined the Joe Rose Show on 560 WQAM.
Watch CBS News
Former NBA player and local product Raja Bell joined the Joe Rose Show on 560 WQAM.
The Miami Heat may not have won Tuesday's game against the Golden State Warriors but they certainly left the arena with the play of the night.
The Miami Heat earned another moral victory on their western road trip, but that's all they got out of Oakland with.
What proved to be the turning point in the Miami Heat's loss in Los Angeles last week has been reviewed by the NBA and found to be worthy of a fine.
It isn't often that the back-to-back Western Conference champs have struggled in the past few years.
Down one of their starting guards, the Los Angeles Clippers got more than enough from J.J. Redick and Chris Paul.
One thing is for sure about any Miami Heat team; they'll never be accused of not putting forth maximum effort.
Goran Dragic and Jordan Clarkson repeatedly collided while they fought for position with increasingly bad intentions. Clarkson finally knocked down Dragic with a shove.
The Miami Heat have been dealing with all types of injury issues but are feeling a bit better after ending a six-game losing streak.
The Miami Heat's first visit to the brand new Golden 1 Center provided a much-needed boost to a down trot team.
Heat forward Justise Winslow will have surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right shoulder and is expected to miss the rest of the season.
Nobody thought this would be easy season for the Miami Heat but things have gone from bad to worse lately.
The Phoenix Suns handed the severely short-handed Miami Heat their sixth consecutive loss, 99-90 on Tuesday night.
Things haven't been going well for the Miami Heat, so maybe a long road trip will be just what the doctor ordered.
When Detroit coach Stan Van Gundy was told pregame how many Miami players were missing because of injuries, he immediately figured that his team would be tested.
