The Five Stars series allows us to put a spotlight on the players who most impacted the game in a positive manner (for their respective team). Using the GameScore metric, We’re able to track our top performers throughout the entire season. See the bottom for the current “standings.” First Star Nickeil Alexander-Walker (12.7) Nickeil spent […]
Five Stars: Heat 95, Timberwolves 94 Read More »
This season, we’ve got more than just the conventional recap of each game. We’re also including a deeper dive, mining out the top five players in each contest (regardless of team). Miami was trading score-for-score with the Phoenix Suns all game long. In it until the very end, the Heat simply ran out of time.
Five Stars: Suns 115, Heat 112 Read More »
Throughout the 2024-25 season, I’ll be reviewing the box scores for each Miami Heat game. I’ll be ranking the top five players in each contest by using the GameScore metric. The Heat dropped a nailbiter to the Sacramento Kings by one point in last night’s contest. First Star Jimmy Butler (21.9) Jimmy played a sliver
Five Stars: Kings 111, Heat 110 Read More »
After each Miami Heat game, I’ll be ranking the five players (Five Stars) with the most positively impactful performance using the GameScore metric. Last night, the Heat easily defeated the Washington Wizards, 118-98 in front of 20,328 at Mexico City Arena. First Star Bam Adebayo (26.7) Bam spent just short of 31 minutes on the
Five Stars: Heat 118, Wizards 98 Read More »
Good evening. I might be new around here, but I’m actually really really old around here. I’ll be constructing the Five Stars articles after each Miami Heat game. After each Miami Heat contest, we’re going to review the participants in each game. Using the GameScore metric, the players will be ordered from best to worst.
Five Stars: Knicks 116, Heat 107 Read More »
