It’s safe to say that the Miami Heat have not played up to their expectations to begin the 2026-27 season. Entering play on Tuesday against the Utah Jazz, the Heat have won just four of their first 10 games.
The Miami Heat have struggled at the start of this season entering tonight’s contest at a measly 3-9 on the year. This has sparked a lot of doubt on the team and honestly for good reason.
Winning player. That is the best way to describe Pelle Larsson, and it is exactly why his success is so essential to the Miami Heat winning basketball games.
The Atlanta Hawks are at home Wednesday night as they host the Miami Heat in an Eastern Conference matchup. Atlanta enters Wednesday’s game with a 2-2 record after losing on the road to the Houston Rockets Monday night.
Pelle Larsson got a four-year extension last month. Getting through training camp healthy has been a little more difficult. The third-year wing has been dealing with an illness and persistent headaches, according to Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald.
The draft lottery is where you usually find the NBA's biggest stars. That's not always the case, though, as some later picks have proven to be some of the greatest players ever.
Pelle Larsson did not arrive in Miami with a guaranteed role. According to Erik Spoelstra, the third-year guard simply left the Heat head coach with no other choice.
MIAMI – With the Miami Heat completing their first day of training camp Tuesday, and continuing throughout the week ahead of Saturday’s preseason opener against the Toronto, many players are looking to fine-tune their craft before the start of the season.
Miami made it official. Pelle Larsson’s four-year, $60 million extension is signed, the Heat announced today. The Swedish wing agreed last Friday, agents Austin Brown and Steven Heumann told Shams Charania of ESPN.
Camp opens September 29 and the roster is basically what it's going to be. Miami has fourteen standard contracts and no plans to fill the fifteenth before the season starts, and I'll get to that at the end.
The Miami Heat have made another commitment to one of their young role players. This time it is their Swiss-Army Knife Pelle Larsson who just recently signed a 4-year deal worth up to $60-million dollars.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Miami Heat guard Pelle Larsson has agreed to terms on a four-year, $60 million contract extension. The 2024 second-round draft pick's agents at CAA Sports confirmed the deal's details with ESPN on Friday.
The Miami Heat have been busy this summer amid major roster overhauls. After going 43-39 last season (10th in the Conference), team executives felt compelled to make some moves and improve their overall standing in the East.
The Miami Heat have catapulted themselves back into national relevancy this offseason when they finalized the trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo. As many NBA fans are aware, narratives and teams attention plays a part in the ability to win NBA awards.
The Miami Heat are shaping up to be an exciting team in the Eastern Conference next season. While the addition of players like Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis ensures this, the development of others, such as Pelle Larsson, also demands attention.
Pelle Larsson has captivated the hearts of many Miami Heat fans and for good reasons. He has displayed how versatile he can be and how he directly translates to winning.
If your reading this, Pelle Larsson probably got hit in the face, and there is a good chance he is on his way to the free throw line. At least that has been the theme of his last 6 months.
Miami Heat guard Pelle Larsson continues to shine this offseason, and he delivered an amazing performance for Sweden on Thursday, scoring a game-high 31 points in an 86-81 road victory over Finland in FIBA World Cup qualifying play.
The Heat have picked up their $2.3MM team option on Pelle Larsson for the 2026/27 season, the team announced (via Twitter). After being selected in the second round of the 2024 draft, Larssen signed a three-year deal that was non-guaranteed for the upcoming season.
After posting at least 20 points in two consecutive games, Swedish-born guard Pelle Larsson has become a surprising standout for the Miami Heat. Larsson aims to extend his streak on Tuesday night when Miami hosts the Atlanta Hawks.
Pelle Larsson is emerging as a key contributor for the Miami Heat, who face the visiting Indiana Pacers on Saturday. Indiana owns the league's worst record at 6-25 after losing 140-122 to the Boston Celtics on Friday in Indianapolis.