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TNT's Charles Barkley doesn't favor Miami Heat
TNT analyst Charles Barkley might be in Dwyane Wade's ''Fave Five,'' but he apparently isn't such a fan of Wade's supporting cast with the Heat.
Like other teams, Heat seems to have an eye on 2010 free-agent class, too
Will Miami have enough money to sign a star free agent in 2010, and if so how much? - Luis Hey, Luis, Yeah, the Heat will have some money.
By decree of Willamette Week, the loser of tonight's battle must change its logo to be something less fire-related . Well NO MORE!!!! FIRST QUARTER Greg looks really sharp thus far.
Miami Heat dip below .500, get blown out by Portland
Erik Spoelstra's homecoming was ruined as the Heat played its worst game of the season en route to a 106-68 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers.
Observations from Sunday's 107-96 loss to the Raptors at Air Canada Centre: Pat Riley was at the game.
Michael Beasley: Early Impressions
He is 19-years-old and likes Spongebob Squarepants cartoons and wears a Batman mouthguard during games.
Lack of size shows in lack of rebounds
It's reasonable for the Heat to believe the return of leading rebounder Shawn Marion from injury will provide a boost to its frontline.
Center Joel Anthony was so low-key as a rookie last season many fans don't even know how to pronounce his first name.
Game 8 Preview: Blazers vs. Heat
One should never oversell wins early in the season, nor count chickens before they hatch, but a victory tonight would put Portland in position for a respectable 3-2 finish to this road trip with a chance at an ...
Good win for the Heat even though it would have felt a little better if Parker played the entire game but oh well I will take it.
The AP reports: Dwyane Wade had 20 points and eight assists, Michael Beasley finished with 17 and the Heat scored a whopping 41 points off turnovers to easily beat the Sacramento Kings 103-77 in their home ...
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Dwyane Wade had 20 points and eight assists, Michael Beasley finished with 17 points and the Miami Heat scored a whopping 41 points off turnovers to easily beat the Sacramento Kings 103-77 in their home opener ...
Heat's issues linger as exhibitions end
The next time the Heat plays, it counts. And considering that next time is four days away - Wednesday's regular-season opener at New York - the Heat needs to find answers fast.
Heat forward Beasley finding his niche on perimeter
After sizing up his situation, Heat rookie forward Michael Beasley has decided, for now, to take an outside-in approach to his NBA career.
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Miami Heat gets first exhibition win since 2006
The Heat still is trying to put the pieces together. But for one night the Heat showed glimpses of the team it might be, playing an up-tempo offense, using a small lineup for stretches and generating scoring ...
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Miami Heat expects to maximize Blount's shooting ability
The Heat cautions not to judge its most experienced available center solely by numbers.
Mark Blount is 7 feet tall. After that the Heat's tallest players and best rebounders are all 6-foot-8 . In three pre-season games the Heat out-rebounded New Jersey twice and was narrowly out-rebounded by ...
Heat seeking a three-point specialist; Cook will get a look
When the Heat begins auditions Saturday for its designated three-point shooter, guard Daequan Cook will get the first look.
Quinn, Blount seem starters for now
A few months ago the Heat didn't envision Chris Quinn and Mark Blount as its opening night starters at point guard and center.
Canadian NBA duo take different paths
The pairing of Canadians Joel Anthony and Jamaal Magloire on the Miami Heat training camp roster is a statistical oddity to be sure.