After reading the title and clicking on this article you would have thought, Tyler Herro, well no. It's actually Norman Powell. The same Norman Powell who came over in a trade for Kyle Anderson and Kevin Love, two contracts that barely cracked the rotation -- someone who has since turned into one of the most efficient guards in the league.
Last season, the Miami Heat saw their season come to a historically bad ending against the Cleveland Cavaliers team in a first round playoff sweep. In their first rematch since, the Heat came out on top in overtime, despite missing Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo.
I am sure no one is wondering how Andrew Wiggins gets an A+ from this game. When you hit a game winner you get an A+, especially when you back it up with good play the rest of the game.
In a game that featured dramatic momentum swings and clutch shot-making, the Miami Heat outlasted the Cleveland Cavaliers 140-138 in a wild overtime affair on Monday night.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
MIAMI – As the Miami Heat pulled off an overtime stunner against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night, 140-138, it was capped off by an explosive buzzer-beater dunk by Andrew Wiggins.
On a Monday night full of buzzer-beaters in the NBA, Donovan Mitchell drilled a three with 0.4 seconds left in overtime. He only got to enjoy his big shot for a moment before Andrew Wiggins answered with a game-winning, buzzer-beating dunk.
Andrew Wiggins scored on a lob-pass dunk at the buzzer, leading the host Miami Heat to a 140-138 overtime win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Miami's Nikola Jovic inbounded the ball with 0.4 seconds left.
MIAMI – As the Miami Heat have been running a new style of offense, focusing more on a free-flowing system and upping the pace, many players have benefited, with no one more arguably than Jaime Jaquez Jr., in the midst of his third NBA season.
MIAMI – With the Miami Heat’s new fast-paced offense bringing the best out of everyone on the team, it wasn’t always like this, especially when looking at the postseason performance from the franchise.
When Bam Adebayo went down in Denver a week ago, it had the coaching staff looking around on that Heat sideline trying to see how they would fill that void.
The Miami Heat have had quite the surprising start to their regular season. Although the 6-4 overall record doesn't jump off the page, the Heat have the seventh best Net Rating in the league, despite missing Norman Powell for three games, Bam Adebayo for four and Tyler Herro for all ten.
The points are expected to fly on Monday night when the Miami Heat plays host to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Miami ranked second in the NBA in scoring with 124.1 points per game heading into Sunday's play, while Cleveland was seventh at 120.7.
Norman Powell thinks highly of Miami Heat youngster Nikola Jovic, but doesn’t want to see him get caught up in one part of the game. The Miami Heat have turned to their youngsters this season to shoulder most of the offensive load for them, as they go in a new direction.
Nikola Jovic scored a career-high 29 points off the bench and made a key block late in the game to help the Miami Heat outlast the visiting Portland Trail Blazers, 136-131, on Saturday.
Less than 24 hours after his home was destroyed by fire, Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra was back on the sidelines for Friday’s NBA Cup clash against the Charlotte Hornets, setting the tone with calm resolve.