MIAMI – The Miami Heat were riding high on the Andrew Wiggins game-winning dunk to put away the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime on Monday, but Wednesday was a different story, with the team dropping the rematch, 130-116.
To get straight to the point, Nikola Jovic was disappointing in this game. He did not seem poised and comfortable in really any aspect of the game. He made mental mistakes throughout the game and even seemed to lose confidence as the game went on.
A rematch commenced on Wednesday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers, as their rotation looked a whole lot different. With most of their main guys sidelined for the night, the Cavs had a starting lineup of Lonzo Ball, Sam Merrill, Dean Wade, De'Andre Hunter, and Jarrett Allen.
MIAMI – With the Miami Heat sporting a different look this season with their new up-tempo offense, it has benefited many players on the team, such as Jaime Jaquez Jr., out of a sophomore slump.
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.
The Los Angeles Clippers traded Norman Powell this summer to avoid giving him an extension and to clear space for Bradley Beal. With Beal facing season-ending surgery, that gamble is looking bad.
The Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers are back at it in Miami on Wednesday night, yet the rotations will look a whole lot different for one side. The Cavs injury report was quite lengthy after Monday night's wild finish before Andrew Wiggins flushed it down at the buzzer to take down Cleveland.
So much has been made, when it comes to Andrew Wiggins, of mood. The former No. 1 overall pick, who never quite fulfilled expectations as a leading man
On Tuesday, the Dallas Mavericks announced the firing of general manager Nico Harrison, the man who traded away Luka Dončić for Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a first round pick.
The Miami Heat just played in what is already an early game of the year candidate against the Cleveland Cavaliers. In an overtime thriller, Andrew Wiggins converted on a game-winning lob with 0.4 seconds left on the clock to propel the Heat to a 140-138 victory.
Let's give you the "real deal." Bradley Beal wasn't acquired for Norman Powell. Not directly, anyway. The Los Angeles Clippers didn't get Beal from Phoenix
MIAMI – While the Miami Heat’s win over the Cleveland Cavaliers will be highlighted by Andrew Wiggins and his game-winning dunk to get the team the victory in overtime on Monday, 140-138, there were many contributions in the game.
MIAMI – With Andrew Wiggins getting the game-winning dunk for the Miami Heat to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime, 140-138, the team had many contributions that led to the victory on Monday night.
It's a rematch -- in more ways than one. When the Cleveland Cavaliers visit the Miami Heat on Wednesday night, it will be dejà vu as the teams just met on Monday.
When walking into this week of high level Eastern Conference match-ups for the Miami Heat, that 6-4 start to begin the season was even more important. They had some games coming up they were expected to drop, but they put themselves in a position to survive it.
MIAMI – As Miami Heat star Andrew Wiggins had a game-winning dunk that was the catalyst for beating the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime on Monday night, 140-138, it’s another victory in what has been a fast start for the team.
The Miami Heat are red hot right now, winners of their last three games in a row. The Miami Heat defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers in a wild overtime game, which saw Andrew Wiggins get the game-winning dunk.
The Heat face a test on Wednesday night in their rematch with the Cavs. The Heaters competed on Monday night and scored 140 points. They also gave up 138 points to the Cavs.
Kel’el Ware had his best night in a Heat uniform, according to coach Erik Spoelstra, during the overtime win against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday.
The Miami Heat were locked in a battle with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the first of two games between the two teams this week. The Miami Heat ended up winning in an overtime thriller, 140-138.
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.
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.