Miami Heat, Toronto Raptors and Jovic
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Dwyane Wade spent 15 seasons with the Miami Heat, becoming one of the most iconic figures in franchise history. A 13-time NBA All-Star, three-time NBA champion and 2006 Finals MVP, Wade was the cornerstone of Miami’s rise to prominence in the 2000s and 2010s.
Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo was blunt during the postgame press conference about where the team is struggling.
Through the ups and downs, including the four-game losing streak carried into Monday night’s game against the Toronto Raptors, the plan has not wavered in terms of pace for the Miami Heat.
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After five straight losses, what happened to Heat’s revamped offense? ‘We have to really adjust’
What followed was the Heat’s worst offensive performance of the season in Monday night’s 106-96 loss to the Toronto Raptors at Kaseya Center. As a result, the Heat has now lost five games in a row after a strong 14-7 start to the season.
The knockout rounds of the 2025 NBA Cup started on Tuesday, Dec. 9 when the Miami Heat faced the Orlando Magic in an East quarterfinal game.
The NBA is not sure how long the various investigations and legal processes surrounding gambling charges faced by Miami guard Terry Rozier, Portland coach and Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Chauncey Billups and others will take to be completed,
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Heat labels Nikola Jovic, Tyler Herro as day-to-day after MRIs reveal relatively positive news
After X-rays on Jovic’s injured right arm returned negative on Monday night, an MRI on Tuesday also came back clean. The Heat has labeled Jovic as day-to-day with a “right elbow contusion/laceration.”
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Miami Heat-Toronto Raptors injury update: Miami player will not return to game after rough fall
Miami Heat forward Nikola Jovic will not return to Monday night's game against the Toronto Raptors after a rough fall in the second quarter that injured his arm.