The Miami Heat’s famous "Heat Culture" motto has gained popularity in recent years. Now, the slogan has become a topic of mockery for many NBA fans, including Heat supporters.
The Miami Heat listed sharpshooter Duncan Robinson as available, while Terry Rozier was ruled out ahead of tonight's bout against the 44-32 Memphis Grizzlies.
The regular season is coming to a close and it looks very likely that the Miami Heat are going to jockey for a spot in the NBA Play-In Tournament. Coach Erik Spoelstra, however, still has a lot of key players missing in their rotation due to injuries.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The Miami Heat have listed sharpshooter Duncan Robinson as out ahead of their game against the Atlanta Hawks tonight as he continues to deal with lower back pain.
Forward Duncan Robinson is the latest addition the Miami Heat's injury report for tonight's game against the Charlotte Hornets. He is listed as questionable due to back soreness.
As the Miami Heat faced the Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday night, taking a one-game road trip in the midst of the home-heavy part of the schedule, it resulted in a frustratingly close loss, 112-107.
The Cavs beat the Heat last night. Duncan Robinson buried a game-tying three-pointer, but he stepped out of bounds before shooting. The Cavs were favored by 12.5 points.
Duncan Robinson thought he'd tied Wednesday night's game with a clutch three-pointer. But his heel went out of bounds and the Cleveland Cavaliers extended their win streak to 12 games.
The Miami Heat and their revamped lineup are at their best when Duncan Robinson is aggressive. The numbers prove it—when Robinson scores at least 20 points, Miami holds a dominant 52-15 record over his seven-year career.
The Miami Heat (27-30) avoided three consecutive losses with a dominant victory against the Atlanta Hawks (27-32) 131-109. Here’s a look at four major takeaways from the matchup: 1.
Duncan Robinson has an idea of what the NBA can do to ensure more exciting on-court action by reducing the penalty of a particular shot. The NBA is in an era of three-point shooting.
After playing alongside Jimmy Butler for six seasons, Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson will see it come to an end in the aftermath of the blockbuster deal that sent his teammate to the Golden State Warriors.
Jimmy Butler’s Miami Heat career is all but over and one of Erik Spoelstra’s ‘non-negotiables’ may further point to his imminent exit. The Heat have been without Butler for large portions of this season with the star facing multiple suspensions, his latest is indefinite.
With the Miami Heat taking on the Orlando Magic on Monday night, it will likely be another showcase for the long-awaited frontcourt lineup with Bam Adebayo and rookie Kel’el Ware.
There's no guarantee star forward Jimmy Butler is traded from the Miami Heat by the Feb. 6 trade deadline. Let's assume Butler is not dealt and plays out the remainder of the season in Miami, the front office could pivot to win-now moves instead of entering a retooling phase.
The Miami Heat need to consider the possibility of adding win-now pieces at the trade deadline rather than moving veteran star Jimmy Butler. This scenario will likely take place if the Heat are unable to find a package they are happy to deal Butler for.
Nearly two months into the NBA season, the Miami Heat are one of the most popular teams appearing in trade rumors. Most notably, the rumors of them potentially trading Jimmy Butler have heated up.
On Sunday, Duncan Robinson did everything he could to help the Miami Heat against the Indiana Pacers. Robinson finished with 20 points, shooting 6 of 10 from the field, including going perfect from the line (3 for 3), 5 of 7 from the three-point line.
Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson had quite the winding path to the NBA. He started off playing Division III basketball before transferring and playing for three seasons at Michigan.
Duncan Robinson buried seven three-pointers, scores a season-high 30 points and Bam Adebayo hits a buzzer-beater three-pointer to help lift the Heat to a 104-101 victory over the Pistons on Sunday afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon, the Miami Heat faced off against the Detroit Pistons in Michigan. The game was close, and the Heat won by a score of 104-101 (Bam Adebayo made a buzzer-beater).
The Miami Heat and Boston Celtics don't like each other and it shows on the court.
When the fourth quarter of Game 2 began, Duncan Robinson was scoreless and the Heat trailed by eight. That all changed very quickly.
Duncan Robinson taunted the TD Garden late in Miami's Game 7 win. What fired him up? A group chat.
Boston now has to climb a hill no other team has, coming back from a 3-0 deficit in the postseason. On the other hand, the eighth-seeded Heat are only one win away from reaching the NBA Finals.
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