Five On The Floor: Miami Heat/NBA

The Miami Heat finally found out their first round opponent, as the Atlanta Hawks beat Cleveland on the road to earn the 8th seed. Greg, Alex & Brady get you set for Hawks vs HEAT with a quick primer on the series matchup and then a focus on Sunday’s Game 1.

 

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In a special episode of Floors Yours, Ethan, Alex, Greg and Brady are joined by Alphonse Sidney, Tiffany Meeks and Giancarlo Navas of Miami Heat Beat.

They debate 10 topics chosen by Ethan and Greg -- everything from whether fans want to win or want to be right, to what opponent the Heat should want in the first round, to the most annoying fan bases. 

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The Miami Heat are "White Hot" again for the playoffs, and executive VP rejoins Five on the Floor to discuss the campaign -- its origins and the plan -- with Ethan Skolnick.

What can fans expect? What role can they play, for home postseason games?

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Royal Shepherd, the host of PostUp5R, joins Ethan Skolnick, Alex Toledo and Greg Sylvander to debate five common narratives about the Miami Heat, including those about players Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro. Warning: this one is a little PG-13 (and not for Paul George).

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The Brooklyn Nets beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in the opening play-in game, meaning they will not face the Miami Heat in the first round.

So it looks like the Heat's plan -- get the top seed you can -- played out perfectly, with Brooklyn, Boston and Milwaukee in the opposite bracket.

Ethan Skolnick, Alex Toledo and Greg Sylvander discuss how expectations have changed, as the East now very much could run through Miami.

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With the top-seeded Miami Heat waiting on their first round playoff opponent, Ethan, Alex and Greg considered which member of the organization has the most at stake, in terms of his legacy with the organization and in the league.

Jimmy Butler? Bam Adebayo? Erik Spoelstra? 

Someone else?

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The Miami Heat lost their final game of the regular season, but it was still a good day. First, the East bracket set up about as well as Miami could have hoped. And then, Victor Oladipo scored 40 to show he will be ready if needed in the postseason.

Ethan Skolnick, Greg Sylvander and Brady Hawk discuss the path to the Finals, and whether Oladipo could play a role. Plus, an update on Bam Adebayo's status.

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In an episode of Starting 9 pulled from the Five Reasons YouTube channel, Ethan Skolnick takes viewer questions about the Miami Heat.

(Disclaimer: this was recorded Wednesday, prior to the Heat locking up the No. 1 seed).

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With two regular season games remaining, Ethan Skolnick and Alex Toledo name their five myths the Miami Heat have already proven wrong -- related to Tyler Herro, Jimmy Butler and others.

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The Miami Heat set an all-time single game record for 3-pointers in a game, scoring 144 points in a rout of the Charlotte Hornets.

Ethan Skolnick and Timothy Bain were at the arena, and are joined by Brady Hawk and Greg Sylvander for a recap -- which includes an assessment of Tyler Herro's game, Victor Oladipo's DNP, Duncan Robinson's revival and more. 

 

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Nothing to complain about tonight. Or there shouldn't be.

Without Jimmy Butler, Erik Spoelstra and others, the Miami Heat solidified their hold on the top spot in the East with a come-from-behind win in Toronto. And they did so on Kyle Lowry night -- with big performances from Max Strus, Tyler Herro and Victor Oladipo.

Ethan Skolnick, Greg Sylvander and Alex Toledo take you through it.

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The Miami HEAT beat the Chicago Bulls 127-109 behind strong play by Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry & Tyler Herro. Greg Sylvander & Brady Hawk breakdown the Heat win, the evolving rotation + look ahead to the Raptors matchup tomorrow night.

 

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As the regular season winds down, with a swing through Chicago and Toronto, Ethan Skolnick covered practice and got some insights on recent Miami Heat moves -- and the plans from here.

Greg Sylvander joins. 

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The Miami Heat retained possession of first in the East with a resilient, if uneven, win against the rolling Celtics in Boston.

 

Ethan, Alex, Greg and Brady break down the balanced contributions, starting with Max Strus's surprising defense to Kyle Lowry's sharpshooting to Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler each doing enough when it mattered.

 

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Greg Sylvander, Alex Toledo & Brady Hawk react to Ethan Skolnick’s reporting to start the show. We then shift to answering questions from our Off The Floor subscribers and discuss the upcoming matchup with Boston and a lot more.

 

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