The key has always been under the mat for Goran Dragic. The former NBA point guard, who became a fan favorite in Miami not long after being acquired by the Heat during the 2014-15 season, with that popularity peaking during a run to the NBA Finals in 2020, has been welcome back in just about any way he's wanted.
For the Miami Heat, the headaches Jimmy Butler brought with him far outweighed what the six-time All-Star brought onto the court. Earlier this year, on January 27 to be exact, the Heat suspended Butler for the umpteenth time in what proved to be the final straw in their six-year partnership.
Any notion of the Miami Heat drafting assets for a potential trade faded away as it quickly became a reality, with a lottery pick shockingly falling to the No.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Goran Dragic, one of the finest European guards to grace both the NBA and EuroLeague courts, recently shared his picks for the greatest basketball players
The Miami Heat had a rollercoaster of a regular season, sporting a 34-41 record and once again headed for the Play-In Tournament. There might be some heartwarming news for Heat fans, however.
Former Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose and former Bulls center Joakim Noah had a sit-down conversation and recalled highlights from Rose’s career, including his first-ever playoff game in 2009.
Almost a year ago, Goran Dragic, one of the most successful basketball players from Slovenia, announced his well-deserved retirement. He spent 15 very solid seasons in the NBA with seven different organizations, most notably remembered for his time with the Miami Heat and the Phoenix Suns.
On December 9, 2011, the Los Angeles Lakers found out that their recent blockbuster trade to land Chris Paul from the New Orleans Hornets had been vetoed by NBA Commissioner David Stern, who was acting on behalf of the Governors in vetoing the trade after the Hornets franchise came under league control prior to a change in ownership.
Midway through the 2014-15 regular season, the Phoenix Suns had a record of 29-25, which was promising enough for fans to feel optimistic about the rest of the season.
Retired Miami Heat icon Goran Dragic is from Slovenia, leading him to take quite the interest in European basketball talent. The international strength in the NBA skyrocketed in recent years, with superstars Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece), Luka Doncic (Slovenia), and Nikola Jokic (Serbia).
The Miami Heat wasted little time making another major move following the departure of LeBron James in 2014. Heat team president Pat Riley and the front office acquired All-Star guard Goran Dragic at the 2015 trade deadline.
Goran Dragic is beloved by the fans, players, coaches, and all others in the Miami Heat's organization. So it was impossible for him to pass up the opportunity to give back to the NBA and connect with his peers at once.
Last week former Miami Heat guard Goran Dragic said goodbye to the game of basketball. There were plenty tributes and memories at his farewell game in Slovenia but it was hard to find a better moment than a photo that captured.
Chris Bosh finally stepped out on a basketball court for the first time since 2016 in Goran Dragic's farewell game on Saturday. It turns out, though, that Bosh initially had no plans to play in the game and only changed his mind when he saw his former Toronto Raptors teammate Rasho Nesterovic step out on the court.
Former Miami Heat great Chris Bosh was forced to retire from the NBA due to a medical concern but made his way back to the court (if only for a brief moment) this weekend.
One of the most underrated players of his time is officially turning the page to the next chapter of his life. Although Goran Dragic announced his NBA retirement last year, he formally put a bow on his respected basketball career on Saturday.
Former NBA player Goran Dragic officially announced his retirement from the association December 31 after playing 15 seasons, seven of those with the Miami Heat.
After 15 NBA seasons, Goran Dragic is calling it a career. Dragic was best known for his time with the Miami Heat from 2015 to 2021, but he also played for the Brooklyn Nets, Chicago Bulls, Houston Rockets, Milwaukee Bucks, Phoenix Suns, and Toronto Raptors.
Goran Dragic, the celebrated former All-Star guard and EuroBasket 2017 champion with Slovenia has announced his retirement from professional basketball.