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MIAMI— Last year Heat coach Erik Spoelstra had no problem discussing what he termed the team’s “maintenance program.” This year, it’s a bit different. Spoelstra said he had no plans to rest players the second half of the season because it’s too early to even think about it. The decision to sit players at various [...]
There was a time when midseason mayhem was the Miami Heat’s approach to February. No sooner did Pat Riley arrive in 1995, then he turned his roster upside down at his first NBA trading deadline with the team, on Feb. 22, 1996 maneuvering 11 players in four transactions, with Tim Hardaway acquired as [...]
MIAMI –— It was yet another one of those “noise” elements Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra likes to reference. The Heat in the previous two years were subject to criticism for their offensive play in the late stages of games. They earned a reputation as a team that struggled as a closer. Now, with an [...]
By Karla Bowsher June 8, 2012 11:24 AM For some Broward students, the school day will last 30 minutes longer this coming school year. One high school and eight elementary schools lengthened the day to allow for “increased learning time” as required by a federal grant program, said district spokesperson Tracy Clark. In other words, [...]
By Karla Bowsher June 8, 2012 11:24 AM For some Broward students, the school day will last 30 minutes longer this coming school year. One high school and eight elementary schools lengthened the day to allow for “increased learning time” as required by a federal grant program, said district spokesperson Tracy Clark. In other words, [...]
CHICAGO— His hometown team has made it back to the top of the Eastern Conference. Certainly, on some level, the success of the Chicago Bulls has to resonate with Dwyane Wade. Right? “No,” the Miami Heat guard said with a smile during Sunday morning’s shootaround at the United Center, in advance of Game 1 of [...]
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