MIAMI – After the Miami Heat lost in the NBA Cup quarterfinals to the Orlando Magic last Tuesday, 117-108, the team is now on a four-game losing streak, having dropped five of its previous six contests.
The Miami Heat are 14-11, well above expectations prior to the season's beginnings. Yet here we are, and Miami's start has reflected to their grade given via Bleacher Report.
After the Miami Heat lost to the Orlando Magic in the NBA Cup quarterfinals on Tuesday, 117-108, it marked the team’s fourth straight loss and fifth in the last six games.
The Miami Heat dominated the first quarter starting the game on an 18-2 run and won the quarter 30-17. That is where the good ended for the Heat as they ended up falling to the Orlando Magic 108-117.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
As the Miami Heat get two days off prior to Tuesday night's NBA Cup match-up with the Orlando Magic, the defense will be the discussion to turning this rough patch around.
Every NBA team deals with injuries, but the Heat can't seem to play fully healthy. One game they have Norman Powell; one game they have Tyler Herro (they have played 51 minutes together and are a +16).
MIAMI – With the Miami Heat losing to the Sacramento Kings on Saturday night, 127-111, it marks the team’s fourth defeat in the last five games. As the Heat are missing players due to injury, like Davion Mitchell and Tyler Herro, it was still a disappointing performance, though there doesn’t appear to be much concern from Norman Powell.
After a hot start to the 2025-26 NBA season, the Miami Heat have been struggling lately, with a three-game losing streak. Despite some red flags, the players are not overly concerned with their recent results.
After the Miami Heat’s loss to the Dallas Mavericks last Wednesday, the team was looking to get back in the win column on Friday night against the Orlando Magic.
Two of the top young teams rising in the East face off tonight in Orlando, as the 14-8 Miami Heat visit their south east division sunshine state rival, the 13-9 Magic.
NBA cultures vary around the league, but Miami Heat culture is its own beast. It’s built on conditioning tests that make grown men question their life choices and a standard of toughness that isn’t up for debate.
The Miami Heat have long embodied "Heat Culture", the Miami Heat have long embodied doing less with more, and they have also prevailed on numerous occasions when everyone counted them out.
The Miami Heat's revamped offense has been clicking this season. Even after a low scoring night in Dallas on Wednesday, Miami still remains second in the association in points per game.
In the wake of the Los Angeles Clippers cutting ties with veteran guard Chris Paul overnight, additional moves could be on the horizon, starting with John Collins, who the team traded Norman Powell last year.
While Los Angeles Clippers fans desperately wait for their team to turn their season around, it keeps getting worse and worse. In a season full of embarrassing
The Los Angeles Clippers entered the 2025-26 season with a retooled roster and expectations of competing for a championship, but the early results have fallen far short.
Norman Powell sank six of the Heat's franchise-record-tying 24 3-pointers as Miami blew out the visiting Los Angeles Clippers 140-123 on Monday. Powell put up 30 points and shot 6-for-10 from long distance for the Heat, who won for the seventh time in eight games.
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra has a pleasant dilemma -- finding enough minutes for all of his productive players. The Heat carry a six-game winning streak into their home game against the Detroit Pistons on Saturday night.
The Miami Heat are off to a strong start in the 2025–26 season, riding a five-game winning streak. A major reason for their early emergence as an Eastern Conference contender has been offseason trade addition Norman Powell.
The Los Angeles Clippers have dug themselves into a hole to start the season. The Los Angeles Clippers are 5-12 and sit in 12th place in the Western Conference.
Norman Powell scored 32 points and Kel'el Ware registered 20 points and 16 rebounds to guide the visiting Miami Heat to their fourth straight win, a 127-117 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday.
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).
The Los Angeles Clippers are off to an extremely disappointing start to the season, having lost eight of their last nine games. Falling to 4-10 for the season after losing to the Sixers on Monday, the Clippers are in a dire situation.
When Amazon chose the New York Knicks-Miami Heat NBA Cup game for one of their first national broadcasts, they probably imagined it would be an All-Star duel between Tyler Herro and Jalen Brunson.
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.