The Miami Heat team just accomplished something that none of their championship-winning teams ever did. The Miami Heat have had some of the greatest NBA players of all time suiting up in South Beach.
The Miami Heat triumphed over the Charlotte Hornets with a 126-108 win on Friday night. Here's some of the biggest reasons this came to be. First quarter
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Erik Spoelstra just coached his Miami Heat to a 126-108 victory against the Charlotte Hornets to open their 2025 NBA Cup campaign on a high note, despite experiencing a difficult time with his family.
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Miami played a game that almost didn’t feel real. Norman Powell scored 25 and the Heat broke a franchise record with 53 first-quarter points — the second-highest scoring first quarter in NBA history — in a 126-108 NBA Cup win over Charlotte.
The Miami Heat's Jaime Jaquez Jr. has propelled his game to new heights in his third NBA season, but my gosh, did he take that literally tonight against the Charlotte Hornets!
Kel’el Ware turned a routine defensive possession into a viral moment Friday, ripping a thunderous block that ended up in the seats and helped swing momentum in the Miami Heat’s 126-108 NBA Cup win over the Charlotte Hornets.
The Miami Heat made franchise history during the first quarter of Friday night’s NBA Cup matchup against the Charlotte Hornets. Going into the contest, Miami was without its key star players in Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro due to injury.
Norman Powell pumped in 25 points as the Miami Heat -- backed by the highest-scoring quarter in the franchise's 38-year history -- defeated the visiting Charlotte Hornets 126-108 on Friday night.
After a complicated 48 hours for Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra, he still made his way to the sideline on Friday night to coach against the Charlotte Hornets.
In the first quarter against the Charlotte Hornets tonight, the Miami Heat scored 53 points. Not only is this a new franchise record for most points in
Erik Spoelstra's three children, two young boys and a girl, wanted to watch a basketball game. "So I figured I better come to work," the Miami Heat coach said with a smile, prior to the Heat facing the Charlotte Hornets at Kaseya Center on Friday night.
Miami avoided the worst case. Bam Adebayo will miss tonight against Charlotte but he is day to day with a sprained left big toe, per Anthony Chiang and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald.
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The Miami Heat, who have played a road-heavy schedule so far, return home to face the Charlotte Hornets on Friday night in an NBA Cup matchup. Miami is 2-0 at home but just 2-4 on the road, having just concluded a 1-3 trek out west.
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The Heat had a rough West coast trip. The Heaters went 1-3 and scored 113 points per game over the four games. The Heat’s power rotation players didn’t play well.
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