The only thing less likely than a 10th-place team making it out of the play-in tournament was Davion Mitchell being the player whose offensive outburst got them there.
Haywood Highsmith finally found a home in the NBA after signing a three-year standard contract with the Miami Heat. For now, this deal ends the basketball odyssey that has taken him to the G League, Germany, and Italy.
MIAMI – After the Miami Heat beat the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night, it marked a much-needed bounce back win for a team that had been struggling the past few weeks.
Can you name every NBA player with at least three triple-doubles in the postseason?
The NBA trade deadline of February 6th is about three weeks away, and Jimmy Butler has not yet been traded. However, on Wednesday, one Heat player who signed over the summer became available for a move: Haywood Highsmith.
It was an easy decision to make when the Miami Heat signed back Haywood Highsmith this past offseason, as he plays a vital role for the team led by head coach Erik Spoelstra.
Miami Heat small forward Haywood Highsmith had his best performance of the season in a 115-112 loss against the Phoenix Suns. After going scoreless in the previous two games, Highsmith erupted by contributing 19 points on 7 of 8 shooting, including two 3-pointers.
As the Miami Heat beat the Atlanta Hawks Wednesday in the home preseason finale, 120-111, one of the standouts of the game was star Haywood Highsmith.
The Miami Heat have made significant moves this offseason to bounce back from a disappointing 2023-24 season where they finished with a 46-36 record and an early playoff exit.
When the Miami Heat lost Caleb Martin in free agency to the Philadelphia 76ers, it sort of forced the front office’s hands in the second wave of free agency.
The Miami Heat's re-signing of forward Haywood Highsmith is considered among the best bargains in the league. NBA front office insider Bobby Marks of espn.com believes the Heat made the right move in bringing back Highsmith.
The Milwaukee Bucks have been quiet through NBA free agency so far. They have limited flexibility when it comes to acquiring new players as a second apron
With Caleb Martin leaving the Miami Heat in free agency, they turn to Haywood Highsmith this season. Martin averaged 27.5 minutes and 10 points last season.
According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Miami Heat have re-signed free agent forward Haywood Highsmith to a two-year, $11 million contract. Furthermore, according to Wojnarowski, the contract is “fully guaranteed” and has “no options.” Highsmith spent the last three seasons of his NBA career with the Heat.
The Miami Heat are re-signing forward Haywood Highsmith to a two-year, $11 million contract, agent Jerry Dianis told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Highsmith, 27, was listed among Hoops Wire’s top 10 remaining free agents.
The Charlotte Hornets are looking to improve its depth across the roster this offseason and one name that recently popped up is Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith who is an unrestricted free agent.
According to a report from Michael Scotto in HoopsHype, the Indiana Pacers are among the teams that could show interest in Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith in free agency.
Haywood Highsmith is the personification of "Heat Culture." After receiving little interest from Division I colleges, he attended Wheeling University for four years and went undrafted.
Haywood Highsmith has become a productive role player for the Miami Heat over the previous few seasons. This past year, he averaged 6.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.1 assists per contest while shooting 46.5% from the field and 39.6% from the three-point range in 66 regular season games.
While there are other big storylines happening around the Miami Heat organization like the situation regarding Jimmy Butler or if they will be involved in a Donovan Mitchell trade, there are also players like star Haywood Highsmith that might not return.
Forward Haywood Highsmith is faced with a major decision this offseason: determining whether he should stay with the Miami Heat or depart in hopes of finding a greater opportunity.
Heat forward Haywood Highsmith is reportedly facing legal action over his involvement in a car crash earlier this month.
The 21-year-old male who suffered a partial amputation of his leg in a motor vehicle accident earlier this month is suing Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith, TMZ Sports reported Tuesday.
Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith spoke candidly about not just his performance in the team’s win over the Philadelphia 76ers Wednesday night, but about the car accident that he endured on Feb.
Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith is set to return to the team Friday, The Athletic reported, after he missed Wednesday's victory over the San Antonio Spurs following a car accident earlier this week.
Recently, Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith was involved in a frightening situation on his way home from the Heat’s win over the Orlando Magic, in which he was driving a car that struck a pedestrian pushing a disabled car, injuring the person.
Miami Heat forward Haywood Highsmith was involved in a local car accident while heading home after the Miami Heat's 121-95 win over the Orlando Magic. Highsmith reportedly hit a man helping someone else stuck in the middle of the road, with the victim suffering a partial leg amputation.
Miami Heat forward Hayiwood Highsmith will not play against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday evening following his being involved in a car accident.
Back to Monday and feeling pretty good about last week. We finally reached 100 units for the season. Not bad for less than a month, right? Tonight we have eight games on the schedule to work with. Let's keep adding to these totals.
YB's Matt Wiesenfeld says Miami is one of the toughest teams in the NBA to peg coming into the season. They had the top record in the Eastern Conference last year and bring most of their team back, but nobody really expects them to compete at that level again. It is hard to find a glaring weakness on this team, but their strengths do not overwhelm either.
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