Anthony Chiang
Miami Heat Beat Reporter at Miami Herald
Miami Heat reporter for @MiamiHerald. Made in Dade. Cuban-American. Cuban coffee connoisseur. UF grad. [email protected]
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2 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Anthony Chiang
Just a few days after Miami Heat president Pat Riley made it clear that Heat roster changes are needed this offseason, ESPN reported Monday morning that Milwaukee Bucks superstar forward Giannis Antetokounmpo may also be ready for some change. ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that Antetokounmpo, a two-time NBA MVP and nine-time NBA All-Star, “is open-minded about exploring whether his best long-term fit is remaining in Milwaukee or playing elsewhere” for the first time in his career.
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4 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Anthony Chiang
Last year, Miami Heat president Pat Riley used his season-ending news conference to challenge Heat guard Tyler Herro by labeling him as “fragile” because of his injury issues. This year, Riley used his season-ending session with the media to show his appreciation for Herro. “He’s one of the most ignitable guys offensively in the league and we’re happy to have him,” Riley said when asked about Herro during his 43-minute season-ending news conference on Friday in the Kaseya Center media room.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Anthony Chiang
Last year, Miami Heat president Pat Riley used his season-ending news conference to challenge Heat guard Tyler Herro by labeling him as “fragile” because of his injury issues. This year, Riley used his season-ending session with the media to show his appreciation for Herro. “He’s one of the most ignitable guys offensively in the league and we’re happy to have him,” Riley said when asked about Herro during his 43-minute season-ending news conference on Friday in the Kaseya Center media room.
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5 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Anthony Chiang
Miami Heat president Pat Riley spent nearly an hour looking back at what was and looking ahead at what could be on Friday afternoon. In Riley’s first news conference since the start of last offseason, he looked back on Jimmy Butler’s ugly Heat exit and looked ahead at the Heat’s plan to improve a roster that has needed to qualify for the playoffs through the play-in tournament in each of the past three seasons.
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5 days ago |
basketball.realgm.com | Barry Jackson |Anthony Chiang
Pat Riley had his end of season media availability on Friday and suggested that the Miami Heat could be embarking on a major offseason after they traded away Jimmy Butler and fell another tier in the Eastern Conference. “We have to make changes philosophically and even personnel wise," said Riley. "We probably won’t run it back. But players aren’t just going to show up.
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