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Jr. HEAT 2021 Summer Camp Recap

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Feet of the HEAT - Media Day Edition

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Through The Lens - Training Camp 2021

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Through the Lens - Media Day

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Notable #7's In HEAT History

It will begin with six preseason games and feature 82 regular season contests running from October 4, 2021 – April 10, 2022. Bally Sports Sun, the exclusive regional television partner of the Miami HEAT, will air all preseason and 77 regular season games. The HEAT will make 22 national television appearances, including five each on both ESPN and TNT as well as 12 on NBA TV. The Miami HEAT Radio Network, led by its flagship station 790 The Ticket (AM 790/FM 104.3 HD-2), will carry all of the team’s games in English. Additionally, the Miami HEAT Spanish Radio Network will broadcast each home preseason game and every regular season game in Spanish on its flagship station, Univision Radio’s Radio Mambi (710 AM/FM 107.5 HD-2 &amp; simulcast on 1140 AM WQBA).

Miami will begin the 2021-22 campaign inside the FTX Arena on October 4 in a preseason matchup against the Atlanta Hawks before a back-to-back road set against the Houston Rockets on October 7 and the San Antonio Spurs on October 8. The HEAT will return home on October 11 against the Charlotte Hornets and complete the preseason stint in a road-home set, first against the Hawks in Atlanta on October 14 and then the Boston Celtics in Miami on Friday night, October 15.

The HEAT will tipoff its 34th regular season at home, hosting the defending NBA champion Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, October 21 (8PM) at FTX Arena and will then travel to Indiana for a Saturday night matchup against the Pacers on October 23 (7PM). Miami will play five of their first nine games at home before heading out on their first West Coast trip from November 8-15 which includes a nationally televised back-to-back set in Los Angeles, first against the Lakers on November 10 on ESPN (10PM) and then against the Clippers on November 11 on NBA TV (10:30PM).

This year’s schedule features 36 of the 82 games played on weekends (Friday through Sunday). Of those weekend games, 18 will be played in Miami (seven on Friday, nine on Saturday and two on Sunday). The HEAT’s longest homestand will be a seven-game stretch from March 5-18 which includes 11 games inside FTX Arena in March, the most for any month. Miami will play 14 back-to-backs, including five home-and-home sets and close out the season with 13 of their final 18 games at home.

A limited number of Miami HEAT Half Season Ticket Plans are available for sale for the upcoming 2021-22 season. Interested HEAT fans are encouraged to visit https://www.nba.com/heat/tickets/partial-plans -- a special website containing an interactive 3-D seating chart and the ability to view seats in real time. Interested fans can contact the HEAT by sending an email to ticketsales@heat.com or by calling 786-777-HOOP. On Saturday, August 21st, the general public can purchase single game tickets beginning at 2PM. All Miami HEAT home games are mobile only entry. Visit HEAT.app for more information.

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Our 2021-22 Regular Season Schedule Is Here!

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PHOTOS: California Classic Summer League Presented By Baptist Health

Location: AmericanAirlines Arena - Miami, FL

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- Miami has had a different leading scorer in each of the three games this series.

- Entering today’s game, it marks as just the fourth time the HEAT have been down 0-3 in a best-of-seven series in postseason history, having won Game 4 in two of the three previous instances. Additionally, Miami has only been swept one time in a best-of-seven series in their entire history, during the 2007 First Round against the Bulls.

- Duncan Robinson has totaled 71 postseason three-point field goals as a member of the HEAT, already the seventh-most in team history and just one short from tying Ray Allen for the sixth most.

Game 1 - Despite drilling a postseason franchise-record 20 treys, Miami fell to Milwaukee 109-107 in overtime of Game 1. Goran Dragic led the HEAT with 25 off the bench while Duncan Robinson added 24 on 7 made 3s.

Game 2 - The HEAT fell to the Bucks 132-98. Dewayne Dedmon led the scoring with 19 points.

Game 3 - The Bucks took Game 3 113-84. Jimmy Butler led the scoring with 19 points. 