A Miami Heat Blog
TwitterFacebookemailSalary cap projections for the 2016-17 season keep rising, backed by exploding revenues. When the NBA announced its new nine-year, $24 billion national television rights deals with ESPN/ABC and TNT in October 2014, which kick in next season, initial projections for the Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailI have a request. I try to write posts which I believe are unique, in depth and insightful. I hope you agree. I therefore ask that you please not simply copy my work without providing proper credit. It feels rather awful to see Read More »
TwitterFacebookemail“LeBron James promised the city of Cleveland, ‘I’m coming back to bring you that elusive title that has escaped this city since 1964.’ He never said anything about staying once he does accomplish that… I’m hearing about a return to Miami if Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailNote: This post was updated on 6/30/16 to reflect the updated salary cap figures, as detailed in this post, in light of reader requests. “I believe the team that hasn’t been mentioned that much may be the dark horse in [the chase for Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailI have a request. I try to write posts which I believe are unique, in depth and insightful. I hope you agree. I therefore ask that you please not simply copy my work without providing proper credit. It feels rather awful to see my Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailChris Bosh is facing an uncertain future. That the Miami Heat could receive salary cap relief in the unlikely event that he does not return to play and it is determined that continuing to play would constitute a medically unacceptable risk is now Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailMiami Heat forward Chris Bosh is facing the harsh reality known to many who have been treated for blood clots: unfortunately, a recurrence can be common. In February 2015, Bosh was diagnosed with a deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a blood clot which Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailUpdate (6/21/16): As expected, the Miami Heat has formally extended a $1.2 million qualifying offer to Tyler Johnson. The Heat can now match any offer sheet Johnson signs with any other team, which cannot have a starting salary higher than $5.6 million. Johnson Read More »
TwitterFacebookemail“The whole free agency thing… I don’t want to be in it this summer. I don’t want to be on the market at all…. I’m not curious at all… I want to be able to sign my deal [with the Heat] and Read More »
TwitterFacebookemailI have a request. I try to write posts which I believe are unique, in depth and insightful. I hope you agree. I therefore ask that you please not simply copy my work without providing proper credit. It feels rather awful to see Read More »
