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Six-time All-Star could be perfect Heat backup plan this summer

1 month ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Kicking the tires on DeMar DeRozan again. The Sacramento Kings could be open to trading DeMar DeRozan this offseason, and the Miami Heat are viewed by rival teams as a logical landing spot, according to a report. DeRozan signed a three-year contract with the Kings last offseason but, after a disappointing season that saw Sacramento fire its head coach and trade away All-Star De’Aaron Fox, the expectation is that more change could be coming to the franchise.
Heat's Giannis pursuit is more complicated than it seems

1 month ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Here are 34 scattered thoughts on the Heat's chances of landing Giannis Antetokounmpo. For the first time, Giannis Antetokounmpo is open-minded about leaving the Milwaukee Bucks in order to chase winning a championship elsewhere, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
5 Takeaways from Pat Rileys' 2024-25 press conference

1 month ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Riley hinted at big changes. Pat Riley didn’t shy away from the Miami Heat’s disappointing season. In his end-of-season press conference, Riley admitted, “We probably won’t run it back.”He also touched on other subjects, including Jimmy Butler’s departure, Erik Spoelstra’s future and Tyler Herro’s standing with the team. Here are a few takeaways from Friday afternoon’s honest and revealing press conference. 1.
Pat Riley reveals Heat's strategy for offseason that could change everything

1 month ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

"We probably won't run it back."Following the first losing season in half a decade, Pat Riley admitted that the Miami Heat need to make changes this summer. “I think we do have to make changes,” Riley told reporters during his end-of-season press conference Friday. “There’s no doubt, there has to be some change. If you don’t win, you have to go about making changes to make sure you can win. We’re gonna work really hard to find something to help this team.”“We probably won’t run it back,” he added.
Quote board: Everything you need to know about Heat exit interviews

1 month ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Miami Heat players and their parting shots. After losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers in humiliating fashion and getting eliminated from the playoffs on Monday night, Miami Heat players and coaches returned to Kaseya Center for exit interviews Wednesday. This is our running blog of everything notable that was said. Erik SpoelstraOn the impact of the Jimmy Butler drama on the season:“It certainly had an impact. Always second-guessing what we could have done.
Trading for a star is just the beginning of the Heat's offseason to-do list

1 month ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Let this be your Miami Heat offseason primer. After a tumultuous season headlined by the Jimmy Butler trade and suffering the worst playoff defeat in league history, the Miami Heat enter a pivotal offseason in which they will try to chart a course to return to contention. From the draft and big-name trades, to rounding out the roster with more depth, here are the biggest questions facing the Heat this summer. 1. What are Miami’s draft assets?
The Heat's harsh truth is that the season was actually over months ago

2 months ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

This season was about everything but basketball. The Miami Heat season officially ended Monday night, but in some ways, the season was over on the night of Jan. 2. That’s when Jimmy Butler walked into a postgame press conference after a passive performance in a loss to the Indiana Pacers and told a room full of reporters, “I want to get my joy back.”Asked if he could foresee regaining that joy with the Heat, Butler responded, “Probably not.”Butler’s official trade request came shortly after.
Heat vs Cavs might be over, but Miami still has something to play for

2 months ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Win or go home. Well, this is it. Win, or the season is over. The Miami Heat will enter Monday night’s Game 4 down 0-3 to the Cleveland Cavaliers. After a competitive first two games of the series, Game 3 was a blowout. After the Heat got out to a quick start, the Cavaliers went on a run, took the lead, and never looked back as they led by as many as 40 points. Miami pulled its starters with roughly five minutes left in Saturday afternoon’s game. The Heat practiced Sunday ahead of this pivotal Game 4.
Spoelstra's Herro and Jovic adjustments could set up Heat upset in Game 3

2 months ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

Erik Spoelstra may have found some things. Three observations from the Miami Heat’s Game 2 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, but we’re going to look for positives that the Heat can carry into Saturday's Game 3. 1. Tyler Herro’s spacingHere’s an example of how Tyler Herro was used down the stretch of the Heat’s Game 1 loss to the Cavaliers. Herro is stuck in the corner, trying to space the floor from the weakside to create more room for the primary action on the opposite side of the court.
Heat need more (and less) from Tyler Herro to pull upset over Cavaliers

2 months ago | allucanheat.com | Wes Goldberg

The Heat need to make things easier for Herro. Tyler Herro ran nearly three miles in Sunday night’s Game 1 loss as the Cavs made things difficult for him on both ends of the court. Max Strus face-guarded him on the very first inbound, and Cleveland denied Herro the ball most of the night. Herro took only 18 shots but, more importantly, had just two assists. The Cavs identified Herro as the head of the snake, and they worked to take him out. They did, and Miami’s offense was defanged.