Nine Game Heat Winning Streak Snapped By Jazz
The Miami Heat fell to the Utah Jazz Friday night 99-98, bringing an end to the Heat's nine game winning streak.
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The Miami Heat fell to the Utah Jazz Friday night 99-98, bringing an end to the Heat's nine game winning streak.
Looking ahead to the prospect of facing the Trail Blazers without Chris Bosh, Heat coach Eric Spoelstra told LeBron James he was going to need a "Magic Johnson-type" night from him. James delivered.
The Miami Heat will have to take on the Portland Trailblazers minus one of the team's stars.
Tough night in sports as all of South Florida's major teams were off last night. Still, the Canes got their football schedule; the Rams have the number 2 draft pick up for auction; D-Wade is freaking awesome for breaking Kobe's nose; and Daytona goes up in flames…almost Darwin…almost!
When the Miami Heat play the New York Knicks Thursday night, Jeremy Lin's presence on the court will give an added dimension to the Knicks game that will be especially prevalent in the Knicks' offensive attack. But it can be stopped.
For the first time since Linsanity took hold in New York; the New York Knicks will come to the AmericanAirlines Arena to take on the Miami Heat Thursday night.
The Miami Heat's seven-game winning streak has been spurred by superb play from LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. But lost amidst the shuffle has been Chris Bosh who had almost disappeared from the offense, until Tuesday night.
Dwyane Wade had 30 points and 10 assists, Mario Chalmers and Chris Bosh each scored 20 points and the NBA-leading Miami Heat stretched their winning streak to seven games with a 120-108 win over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night.
The Miami Heat are arguably the hottest team in the National Basketball Association right now; but the Heat has done it without being in the headlines and instead is simply letting their game do the talking.
Stop us if you've heard this before; Miami Heat superstar forward LeBron James has been named the NBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week.
When the NBA first got word of the Big Three coming together in Miami in July 2010, they feared exactly what the Heat has become in February 2012; a demolition squad that can run roughshod over almost any team in the league.
The Miami Heat already had three players in the NBA All-Star game and two players in the Three-Point Contest. Thursday, the Heat added another player to the All-Star Weekend festivities.
The Miami Heat need a serviceable center and according to a new report, Heat president Pat Riley is eyeing New Orleans Hornets center Chris Kaman to fill the void in the middle.
The Miami Heat will be well represented in the annual three-point shooting contest during the NBA All-Star weekend.
It's taken more than two decades and the signing of the Big Three, but the Miami Heat have finally reached .500 in overall team record.
The Miami Heat's brutal three road games in three nights came to an end Monday night with a familiar feel; the Heat blowing out another team, this time the Indiana Pacers.
Based on their performance Monday night, the Miami Heat no longer fear the deer when it comes to the Milwaukee Bucks. The Heat disposed of the Bucks without any problems and they did it on the broad shoulders of LeBron James.
LeBron James scored 35 points and the Miami Heat finally found a way to beat Milwaukee, using a third-quarter surge to beat the Bucks 114-96 on Monday night.
Miami Heat fans have to feel bad for superstar LeBron James, because he gets the worst of every NBA crowd each night. That included an alleged incident with a Washington Wizards fan over the weekend.
LeBron James scored 23 points, Dwyane Wade added 21 and the Miami Heat blew out the Atlanta Hawks 107-87 on Sunday night after racing to a 22-point lead at halftime.
Dwyane Wade scored 26 points, putting in more than his share of poetry-in-motion moments during a second-quarter run, and the Miami Heat topped the Washington Wizards 106-89 Friday night.
Much of the blame for the Miami Heat's recent struggles has fallen on the shoulders of LeBron James. But it's another member of the Big Three who's gone MIA on the court.
If you happened to miss the Miami Heat's performance against the Orlando Magic Wednesday night, consider yourself lucky.
