Over the course of the Miami Heat's training camp, Hot Hot Hoops will give player profiles for all Heat players. We're up to Chris Bosh, a skilled post player who has went from ridiculed to under-appreciated entering his 10th season.
The Heat were without one third of the Big 3 and despite solid play from Chris Bosh, LeBron James and Ray Allen, they still lost their opening preseason game to the Atlanta Hawks.
A two time NBA All Star and unique 3-point specialist, Rashard Lewis possesses the kind of dexterity that can elevate the Heat's spacing even further. Lewis is 8th all time in NBA history for most 3-point field goals made, netting 1,690 to date.
With their backs against the wall, the Miami Heat made a furious comeback in a must-win Game 3 victory against the Dallas Mavericks in the 2006 NBA Finals. Is this the greatest comeback in Heat history?
The Hot Hot Hoops crew gathers around for a look at the NBA Eastern Conference for the upcoming season. Are there any contenders that can truly compete with the Miami Heat?
After a little more than a week of celebration, monstrous cakes and Taco Bell fourth meals, the time has finally come for Pat Riley and the Miami Heat to seek out reinforcements for the title defense. So who should the Heat set their sights on and sign up?
The Miami Heat's NBA Championship Parade brought the city and its residents plenty to cheer about. More than 400,000 fans descended into the downtown area to see the Heat come together to celebrate the franchise's second NBA Championship.
Divine Delicacies, a family-owned local business created NBA Championship Trophy replica cakes for the Miami Heat following their NBA Finals victory. Several large, elaborate cakes were made for the weekend festivities.
The Miami Heat have officially released the details for their NBA Championship parade and the rally celebration inside the AmericanAirlines Arena on Monday, June 25th beginning at 11:00 AM. Additionally, the official parade map was released.
Cold Shooting Costs Miami Against New Jersey
