With the Miami Heat beating the Chicago Bulls, 143-107, with the blowout taking place in the NBA Cup group stage, there were many contributions on Friday night.
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In the Miami Heat’s blowout win over the Chicago Bulls, 143-107, the team got a huge victory in regard to the quest to capture the NBA Cup as part of the league’s in-season tournament.
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While the Miami Heat are dealing with other injuries to some players, such as Andrew Wiggins, the team almost went through another scare on Friday night with their leading scorer, Norman Powell.
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The Heat scored 141 on Chicago and beat them by 36 points tonight. After last season, the Bulls dominated Miami in the regular season. The Heat beat them in the play-in tournament, but the Bulls looked every part the better team.
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The Miami Heat rolled past the Chicago Bulls in route to their 10th win in the NBA season and now sit with a 2-1 record in NBA cup games. Even with below standard performances from Norman Powell and Bam Adebayo, the Miami Heat put up 143 points in their 36-point win over the Bulls Kel'el Ware put together another complete game in Chicago.
Kel'el Ware posted a double-double of 20 points and 14 rebounds and Norman Powell scored 19 points as the Miami Heat routed the host Chicago Bulls 143-107 on Friday.
The Miami Heat faced off against the Chicago Bulls on Friday night, as their third in-season tournament game was underway. The Heat weren't just without Tyler Herro and Nikola Jovic, as reliable starter Andrew Wiggins was ruled out a day ago.
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After the Miami Heat got back Bam Adebayo from injury in the win over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, having missed the six games prior with a toe injury, the team is dealing with more injuries for its two-game road trip.
Pace-off: This game will almost undoubtedly be run at a blistering fast pace. As has been well-documented, the Heat lead the league in pace. The Bulls also like to push the tempo, ranking third in possessions played.
The NBA cup continues on Friday night, as the Heat look to move to 2-1 in their bracket in Chicago against the Bulls. The Heat's injury report got a new addition, since while Tyler Herro and Nikola Jovic remain out again tonight, Andrew Wiggins is also sitting out which leaves Miami a little thin on the wings.
The Miami Heat improved to a 9-6 record to start their 2025-26 NBA campaign, following a 110-96 win against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday. What makes their start commendable is the fact that they’re 7-1 at home thus far.
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Sometimes, basketball is a symphony. The ball moves, the nets snap, and the rhythm is undeniable. Tonight was not that night for the Miami Heat, where the game looked less like a symphony and more like a street fight in a phone booth.
Tyler Herro is nearing his return from the ankle surgery that has kept him sidelined since September, and is targeting the Miami Heat‘s matchup Monday against the Mavericks for his return date, reports the AP’s Tim Reynolds (via X).
Norman Powell led a late charge to cap a 25-point night, Bam Adebayo returned from a six-game absence to contribute 20 points and the Miami Heat took advantage of a road-weary and short-handed Golden State Warriors club to pull out a 110-96 home victory Wednesday night.