During Miami Heat President Pat Riley’s end of season press conference where he addressed the media about the state of the team, there was one specific aspect that he honed in on. It was the topic of player availability and how throughout the past two seasons, injuries have plagued Miami’s roster. Riley spoke for close […] The post appeared first on ..read more

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Miami Heat president Pat Riley has never been one to beat around the bush or hold back on his feelings about his players. On Monday, with his team out of the playoffs after a first-round loss to the Boston Celtics, he had some harsh comments about Jimmy Butler, who missed the series with an […] The post appeared first on ..read more

Miami Heat president Pat Riley held his end of season press conference Monday afternoon where he talked for close to 45 minutes about the state of the team heading into the offseason where free agency, the NBA Draft, and others will be important. While he went into detail on a possible contract extension with the […] The post appeared first on ..read more

Giancarlo and Brian breakdown the Riley presser and talk?• What Riley's comments mean long term• Why Pat shouldn't have said certain things• Miami Heat's sal ..read more

Pat Riley held his annual end of the season press conference, and he had two things on his mind that pair together -- availability and Jimmy Butler. In the f ..read more

The Miami Heat’s NBA offseason plans revolve around Jimmy Butler‘s potential extension, but team president Pat Riley is cautious about committing to a two-year deal worth up to $113 million. Riley expressed uncertainty about the team’s approach, citing Butler’s playing time as a significant factor. The 34-year-old forward has missed 100 regular-season games in his […] The post appeared first on ..read more