- Tyler Herro opens up on playoff struggles last season: ‘I think part of it had to do with finding out I’m having another kid’
- Report: Jamal Crawford set to replace Dwyane Wade in coveted ‘NBA on TNT’ role
- Miami Heat can still take big leap this season with internal improvement from 6 players
- Oregon’s offensive coordinator blames LeBron James for player movement in high school: ‘They wanna be on a super team’
- Udonis Haslem confirms this season is his ‘last ride’
- Kyle Lowry’s honest admission about Pat Riley’s comments that he needs to be in better shape
- P.J. Tucker says he and James Harden were trying to join the Philadelphia 76ers for over a year
- Tyler Herro: ‘My offensive skill set is one of the best in the league’
- Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler issue warnings regarding Heat big man’s aggressiveness on offense this season
- Latest Jae Crowder update inches Miami Heat that much closer to acquiring him
Report: Miami Heat Players ‘All in’ for Restarting Season, Aren’t Pushing NBA to Change Protocols
- Updated: June 11, 2020
On Wednesday, it was reported that a group of players in the NBA isn’t so sure that the league restarting this season is a good idea.
According to a Thursday report, that group of players doesn’t include any players on the Miami Heat.
Can report that no Heat players are among the group around the league pushing for protocols to change if they are to come to Orlando.
As one source says, “They’re all in.”
— Five Reasons Sports Network (@5ReasonsSports) June 11, 2020
It’s good to see that the entire Heat roster is motivated and ready to get back to the season.
Currently, the Heat sit in fourth place in the Eastern Conference behind the Boston Celtics, Toronto Raptors and Milwaukee Bucks. The team also owns the league’s eighth best record this season at 41-24.
The league initially suspended its season back in March after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus. The NBA is now planning to return and resume its season on July 30, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
The NBA is targeting a slightly earlier date for the restart of the season in Orlando, sources tell ESPN: July 30.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) June 11, 2020
It will be interesting to see if any players end up deciding to not play and travel to Orlando, the site of the league’s restart, out of fear of contracting the virus.
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