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NBA Rumors: Miami Heat Won’t Re-Sign Greg Oden & Michael Beasley
Despite having less star power than before, the Miami Heat will be very interesting to watch next season which probably won’t include Greg Oden or Michael Beasley, who both probably haven’t been good or convincing enough to earn themselves another contract from the NBA finalists.
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NBA on Christmas – Cleveland Cavaliers & LeBron James to Play the Miami Heat
The NBA loves putting on a big show for its opening night, but even more when it’s Christmas time, which usually brings feuds and rivalries together. The highlight of the 2014 edition will undoubtedly be when the Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James travel to South Beach and play against his former team, the Miami Heat.
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Cleveland Cavaliers – LeBron James is Great at Making Empty Promises
People in sports announcing things shouldn’t be trusted. Today, LeBron James might say that he’s going to stay with the Cleveland Cavaliers for the rest of his career, but words are wind, and it wouldn’t even be slightly surprising if in the near future he actually thinks about playing elsewhere. When the first thing in line is taking care of yourself, making promises of loyalty doesn’t really mean anything.
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NBA Rumors – Miami Heat Need a Healthy Dwyane Wade
Injuries and Dwyane Wade have gone hand in hand for the larger part in the second half of his NBA career. For the Miami Heat to do very well next season by their standards, it’s going to take a special effort from the three-time NBA champion to play more than he’s gotten used to in recent seasons.
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NBA Rumors – Miami Heat & Cleveland Cavaliers Chasing Ray Allen
While it seems that Ray Allen is seriously considering riding off into the sunset and retire after 18 seasons in the NBA, both the Miami Heat and the Cleveland Cavaliers are trying to change his mind and sign him for at least one more season, hoping to convince him that he’s a missing piece they need in order to win a championship.
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Miami Heat – LeBron James Is the Only One Who Didn’t Come Back
The Miami Heat have been able to bring back almost everyone of import from the previous season. Except for one guy. LeBron James. He preferred going back to where his career started, where he seems to feel he has unfinished business to take care of.
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Miami Heat – Dwyane Wade Making Sacrifices
No longer a superstar, but still an incredibly important link of past, present and future for the Miami Heat, Dwyane Wade did as expected and has come to terms with the only NBA team he has ever played for, which means signing a new contract. Like anything else was going to happen.
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Miami Heat – LeBron James Doesn’t Leave Scorched Earth This Time
The last time LeBron James left a team, it didn’t turn out so well. The Miami Heat managed to bounce back better than some expected them to from his decision. This doesn’t look like a championship team anymore, but the Eastern conference is wide open, and it seems like under the circumstances, they did a pretty good job in bringing in some new faces while being able to keep things intact, even if it cost them too much money.
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Miami Heat – Luol Deng is Basically Damage Control
The picture of what the Miami Heat will look like next season is getting a little bit clearer, with Luol Deng joining via free agency making things seem a bit better and more promising than they did after the big decision during the weekend that cost them their best player.
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NBA Rumors – Miami Heat Closest to Signing Luol Deng
There’s plenty of interest coming from the Dallas Mavericks, Atlanta Hawks and even the Phoenix Suns, but as of now Luol Deng is closer to the Miami Heat than any other team, remaining the biggest name in free agency at the moment.