Takeaways: Heat offense explodes for 131 points in much-needed bounce-back win over Hawks
In Wednesday’s home win over the Hawks, the Heat exploded for 131 points on a season-best 59.2 percent shooting from the field and a season-best 54.8 percent shooting (23 of 42) from behind the arc on its way to the 22-point victory. It marked the Heat’s first double-digit victory since a 21-point win over the San Antonio Spurs on Jan. 19.
The Miami Heat (25-24) close out a 4-game road trip on Friday facing the Brooklyn Nets (17-34). Tip-off from Barclays Center ...
The Nets are finalizing a new contract with two-way forward Tyrese Martin ahead of Thursday night’s game against Cleveland, ...
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Nets' Cam Johnson says that he will be back in the three-point contestBrooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson did not perform well in the NBA's three-point contest this weekend, but he says that he ...
Before the NBA All-Star break, the Brooklyn were riding a three-game winning streak after defeating the Miami Heat, Charlotte Hornets, and Philadelphia 76ers. T ...
The Brooklyn Nets are technically alive in the playoff race, given the play-in tournament, but the signs are clear that this ...
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MIAMI – The Miami Heat's belief in themselves has likely strengthened as the team has won two straight after beating the Indiana Pacers on Friday night, 125-120. After the Heat beat the Hawks on ...
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