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Paul Pierce still hating on Heat, says with Lillard the team 'won’t make it out of the first round’

Paul Pierce ripping the Miami Heat is nothing new.

Tribune News Service

Damian Lillard’s agent: ‘Truthfully, he wants to play in Miami. Period.’

MIAMI — As Portland tries to create a trade market for Damian Lillard that extends beyond the Heat, the agent for Lillard has advised other teams not to pursue a trade for the seven-time All Star guard because he wants to play only for Miami.

Miami Herald

Waiting game shows toll on Herro, Lillard; Heat’s Orlando Robinson, Bouyea embrace new deals

MIAMI – The changing face of the Miami Heat roster took a few additional twists Sunday, but still no definitive turn toward prime trade target Damian Lillard, the Portland Trail Blazers All-Star guard who has requested a trade.

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Damian Lillard asks out of Portland; Heat lose Max Strus, add Thomas Bryant

MIAMI — For the Miami Heat, the second day of NBA free agency on Saturday became a case of a player lost ... and the potential for landing a superstar.

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The winners (Lakers) and losers (what in the world are the Rockets doing?) of NBA free agency after one day

Here are the teams who made it out the best and worst from day one of NBA free agency

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Cavaliers Execute Three-Team Trade to Sign Heat Wing to Big Contract

The sharpshooting guard is the second Heat player to leave the franchise in free agency.

Sports Illustrated

Projected starting lineup for the Cavaliers with Max Strus after sign-and-trade with Heat

Max Strus has reportedly agreed to a four-year, $64 million deal to sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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Max Strus listed as ‘top 2023 free agency target’ for Chicago Bulls

Max Strus would be a great addition for the Chicago Bulls in free agency this summer.

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30 under-the-radar NBA free agents who could be key signings in 2023, including Dillon Brooks

Here are 30 free agents you're probably not thinking too much about right now.

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Heat make one of looming decisions on Kyle Lowry; potential Max Strus bidders emerge

MIAMI — After considering multiple options with Kyle Lowry, the Heat have decided against one of them: waiving and stretching his contract.

Miami Herald

Ira Winderman: Heat decisions with Strus, Vincent come with cold context

MIAMI — By week’s end, a pair of NBA Finals starters for the Miami Heat might be former members of the Miami Heat.

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With Beal question resolved, is Lillard next Heat answer? Pat Riley can’t say (at the moment)

MIAMI — If the outside perspective is that the Miami Heat struck out on Bradley Beal, is it because the team believes that Damian Lillard is waiting on deck?

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Barry Jackson: From Steve Kerr to Erik Spoelstra to Stan Van Gundy, perspective on 12 lessons learned from Heat run

MIAMI — Coach Erik Spoelstra has said there are life lessons to be learned from this Heat team, in terms of resilience and persevering through adversity and not being dragged down by the doubters.

Miami Herald

Spoelstra addresses Herro ire; Heat’s Strus, Vincent, Yurtseven discuss free agency

MIAMI — Before looking ahead to what will be a summer of significant decisions for the Miami Heat, coach Erik Spoelstra paused Wednesday to reflect on one particular moment at the end of his team’s run to within three victories of an NBA championship.

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Dave Hyde: No title, no shame, no regrets, nothing but thanks to Heat for this great run

It wasn’t until Jimmy Butler made the play he shouldn’t, the one pass he couldn’t, that you sensed the end was finally coming for the Miami Heat. You’d sensed it so many times before this spring you wanted to discard it even then Monday night.

Sports Illustrated

The Heat Owe Jimmy Butler a Contender. Can They Afford It?

In a normal summer, Miami would be looking for the right piece to complement its best player. But a ballooning payroll will make that more difficult than usual.

Bangkok Post

Denver Nuggets win NBA Finals for first title

DENVER: The Denver Nuggets captured their first title in 47 NBA seasons on Monday, defeating the Miami Heat 94-89 behind 28 points and 16 rebounds from Nikola Jokic.

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Five Boston Celtics alumni on the move in 2019 NBA redraft

Five Celtics alumni ended up seeing their draft stock shift considerably with the benefit of hindsight lifting their fortunes.

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Nuggets’ Stars Shine Brightest to Reclaim Finals Lead Over Heat

Game 3 belonged to Denver’s Big Two, whose statement performances helped the Nuggets pull away in a blowout victory.

Sports Illustrated

Miami’s Defense Might Have Cracked the Code on Nikola Jokic in Game 2

Did the Heat want The Joker to take over Sunday? Whether or not Erik Spoelstra wants to admit it, their defensive game plan was key.

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3 free agency targets for Bulls with connections to Zach LaVine

As the Chicago Bulls assess their options in free agency, they could consider these three targets with connections to Zach LaVine.

Sports Illustrated

Heat Give Nuggets a Needed Wake-Up Call

Denver’s shameful lack of energy late in Game 2 sharply contrasted with Miami’s sense of urgency and let the Heat into this series.

Sports Illustrated

Three Takeaways From Game 2 of the NBA Finals

The Heat shot the lights out on Sunday night, but their rotation could still use some adjustments if they’re going to win a title.

Chicago Sun-Times

Heat roar back in fourth quarter, beat Nuggets to even NBA Finals

Gabe Vincent scored 23 points, Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo each had 21 and the Heat overcame a monster effort from Nikola Jokic to beat the Nuggets 111-108 in Game 2.

Sports Illustrated

The Nuggets Are Simply Too Good for the Heat

Denver’s dominant NBA Finals debut soured Miami’s postseason Cinderella run, with Erik Spoelstra’s squad up against a superior team.

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