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2019-20 MIAMI HEAT GAME NOTES PAGE 1

Miami HEAT (36-21) vs. Minnesota Timberwolves (16-40)

Wednesday, February 26, 2020 ▫ 7:30PM

Regular Season Game: 58 ▫ Home Game: 27 AmericanAirlines Arena ▫ Miami, FL

2.6

PROBABLE STARTERS

POS PLAYER HT WT PPG RPG AST MISC. NOTES

F #5 DERRICK JONES, JR (UNLV)

6-6 210 8.8 4.2 1.0 Won the 2020 NBA Slam Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend.

F #9 KELLY OLYNYK (Gonzaga)

6-11 240 7.6 4.5 1.5 Leads the team in charges taken this season with seven.

C #13 BAM ADEBAYO (Kentucky)

6-9 255 16.1 10.5 5.1 Has posted a team-leading 33 double-doubles this season.

G #55 DUNCAN ROBINSON (Michigan)

6-7 215 12.7 3.1 1.4

Has made 202 three-point field goals this season, becoming just the fourth player in team history to hit the 200-made mark.

G #25 KENDRICK NUNN (Oakland)

6-2 190 15.6 2.7 3.5

Named the Rookie of the Month for Oct/Nov, Dec and Jan, becoming the first undrafted rookie in NBA history to win the award multiple times.

PLAYER REASON STATUS

Kyle Alexander Hyperextended Right Knee & PCL Sprain Out

Tyler Herro Right Ankle Soreness Out

Meyers Leonard Left Ankle Sprain Out

KZ Okpala G League Assignment Out

Jimmy Butler Personal Reasons Questionable

STATUS REPORT

DATE OPPONENT TIME (ET)/RESULTS TV (+/-) 10/23 MEMPHIS W, 120-101 +19 10/26 @ Milwaukee W, 131-126 (OT) +5 10/27 @ Minnesota L, 116-109 -7 10/29 ATLANTA W, 112-97 +15 10/31 @ Atlanta W, 106-97 +9 11/3 HOUSTON W, 129-100 +29 11/5 @ Denver L, 109-89 -20 11/7 @ Phoenix W, 124-108 +16 11/8 @ L.A. Lakers L, 95-80 -15 11/12 DETROIT W, 117-108 +9 11/14 @ Cleveland W, 108-97 +11 11/16 NEW ORLEANS W, 109-94 +15 11/20 CLEVELAND W, 124-100 +24 11/22 @ Chicago W, 116-108 +8 11/23 @ Philadelphia L, 113-86 -27 11/25 CHARLOTTE W, 117-100 +17 11/27 @ Houston L, 117-108 -9 11/29 GOLDEN STATE W, 122-105 +17 12/1 @ Brooklyn W, 109-106 +3 12/3 @ Toronto W, 121-110 (OT) +11 12/4 @ Boston L, 112-93 -19 12/6 WASHINGTON W, 112-103 +9 12/8 CHICAGO W, 110-105 (OT) +5 12/10 ATLANTA W, 135-121 (OT) +14 12/13 L.A. LAKERS L, 113-110 -3 12/14 @ Dallas W, 122-118 (OT) +4 12/16 @ Memphis L, 118-111 -7 12/18 @ Philadelphia W, 108-104 +4 12/20 NEW YORK W, 129-114 +15 12/23 UTAH W, 107-104 +3 12/27 INDIANA W, 113-112 +1 12/28 PHILADELPHIA W, 117-116 (OT) +1 12/30 @ Washington L, 123-105 -18 1/2 TORONTO W, 84-76 +8 1/3 @ Orlando L, 105-85 -20 1/5 PORTLAND W, 122-111 +11 1/8 @ Indiana W, 122-108 +14 1/10 @ Brooklyn L, 117-113 -4 1/12 @ New York L, 124-121 -3 1/15 SAN ANTONIO W, 106-100 +6 1/17 @ Oklahoma City W, 115-108 +7 1/19 @ San Antonio L, 107-102 -5 1/20 SACRAMENTO W, 118-113 (OT) +5 1/22 WASHINGTON W, 134-129 (OT) +5 1/24 L.A. CLIPPERS L, 122-117 -5 1/27 ORLANDO W, 113-92 +21 1/28 BOSTON L, 109-101 -8 2/1 @ Orlando W, 102-89 +13 2/3 PHILADELPHIA W, 137-106 +31 2/5 @ L.A. Clippers L, 128-111 -17 2/7 @ Sacramento L, 105-97 -8 2/9 @ Portland L, 115-109 -6 2/10 @ Golden State W, 113-101 +12 2/12 @ Utah L, 116-101 -15 All-Star Break (Chicago, IL) 2/20 @ Atlanta L, 129-124 -5 2/22 CLEVELAND W, 124-105 +19 2/24 @ Cleveland L, 125-119 (OT) -6 2/26 MINNESOTA 7:30PM FSS 2/28 DALLAS 8:00PM FSS 2/29 BROOKLYN 7:30PM FSS 3/2 MILWAUKEE 7:30PM FSS/NBA TV 3/4 ORLANDO 7:30PM FSS 3/6 @ New Orleans 8:00PM FSS/ESPN 3/8 @ Washington 7:00PM FSS 3/11 CHARLOTTE 7:30PM FSS 3/13 NEW YORK 8:00PM FSS 3/14 CHICAGO 8:00PM FSS 3/16 @ Milwaukee 8:00PM FSS 3/18 @ Chicago 8:00PM FSS 3/20 @ Indiana 7:00PM FSS 3/23 OKLAHOMA CITY 7:30PM FSS 3/25 DENVER 7:30PM FSS 3/28 PHOENIX 8:00PM FSS 3/30 @ Charlotte 7:00PM FSS 4/1 @ Boston 7:30PM FSS 4/3 @ Detroit 7:00PM FSS 4/5 @ New York 5:00PM FSS 4/7 INDIANA 7:30PM FSS 4/9 DETROIT 7:30PM FSS 4/11 BOSTON 8:00PM FSS 4/13 @ Charlotte 7:00PM FSS 4/14 TORONTO 7:30PM TNT

All games can be heard on WAXY 790AM & WAQI 710AM (Spanish)

2019-20 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

02/23/20 Gabe Vincent re-joined the HEAT as part of his two-way contract

02/18/20: Assigned KZ Okpala to the Sioux Falls Skyforce

02/18/20: Gabe Vincent re-joined the Sioux Falls Skyforce as part of his two-way contract

02/12/20: Recalled KZ Okpala from the Sioux Falls Skyforce

02/10/20: Assigned KZ Okpala to the Sioux Falls Skyforce

02/06/20: Acquired Iguodala, Crowder & Hill from Memphis in a three-team trade involving Minnesota in

exchange for Winslow, Johnson & Waiters

OVERALL RECORDS STREAKS Overall: 36-21 (2018-19 Record: 39-43) Latest Streak: Lost 1 Home: 23-3 (2018-19 Record: 19-22) Home Streak: Won 2 Road: 13-18 (2018-19 Record: 20-21) Road Streak: Lost 3 Overtime: 8-1 (2018-19 Record: 1-1)

RECORDS VS. EASTERN CONFERENCE RECORDS VS. WESTERN CONFERENCE Overall: 24-9 (2018-19 Record: 23-29) Overall: 12-12 (2018-19 Record: 16-14) Home: 15-1 (2018-19 Record: 11-15) Home: 8-2 (2018-19 Record: 8-7) Road: 9-8 (2018-19 Record: 12-14) Road: 4-10 (2018-19 Record: 8-7) Overtime: 6-1 (2018-19 Record: 1-1) Overtime: 2-0 (2018-19 Record: 0-0)

HEAT REGULAR SEASON RECORDS


TONIGHT’S OPPONENT

MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES TV: FOX Sports Sun (Eric Reid, John Crotty, Jason Jackson) Radio: The Ticket 790AM & The HEAT Radio Network (Mike Inglis, Ruth Riley Hunter) Spanish Radio: WAQI 710AM & The HEAT Spanish Radio Network (José Pañeda, Joe Pujala)

Series Notes: The HEAT and Timberwolves meet for the second and final matchup this regular season. Earlier this season the T-Wolves recorded a, 116-109, win in Minnesota on 10/27 and has currently won three-straight against Miami. The HEAT is 33-26 all-time versus the Timberwolves during the regular season, including 17-11 in Miami and 16-15 on the road.

2019-20 SEASON RESULTS VS. OPPONENT DATE SITE RESULTS 10/27/19 Minneapolis, MN L, 116-109 11/20/19 Miami, FL --

2019-20 REGULAR SEASON STATS COMPARISON HEAT CATEGORY OPPONENT

112.3 POINTS PER GAME 112.7

108.9 OPPONENT POINTS PER GAME 116.8

.469 FG PCT. .437

.446 OPPONENT FG PCT. .471

.378 3-PT FG PCT. .333

.779 FT PCT. .758

44.9 REBOUNDS PER GAME 45.4

42.4 OPPONENT REBOUNDS PER GAME 47.5

25.7 ASSISTS PER GAME 23.6

7.42 STEALS PER GAME 8.46

14.9 TURNOVERS PER GAME 15.3

13.7 OPPONENT TURNOVERS PER GAME 15.4

4.32 BLOCKS PER GAME 5.95

NEXT OPPONENT

DALLAS MAVERICKS TV: FOX Sports Sun (Eric Reid, John Crotty, Jason Jackson) Radio: The Ticket 790AM & The HEAT Radio Network (Mike Inglis, Ruth Riley Hunter) Spanish Radio: WAQI 710AM & The HEAT Spanish Radio Network (José Pañeda, Joe Pujala)

Series Notes: The HEAT and Mavericks meet for the second and final matchup this regular season. Earlier this season Miami recorded a, 122-118, overtime victory in Dallas on 12/14. The HEAT has currently won five-straight contests against the Mavs and with a win, will sweep the series for the third consecutive season. The HEAT is 35-31 all-time versus Dallas during the regular season, including 18-15 in Miami and 17-16 on the road.

2019-20 SEASON RESULTS VS. OPPONENT DATE SITE RESULTS 12/14/19 Dallas, TX W, 122-118 (OT) 02/28/20 Miami, FL --


2019-20 RECENT GAME RECAPS

CLEVELAND CAVALIERS 125, MIAMI HEAT 119 [OT] (2/24/20): The Cavaliers came back after being down 19 in the fourth to record a, 125-119, overtime win in Cleveland against the visiting Miami HEAT. Miami jumped out to a 10-0 lead to start the game before closing the first up eight, 29-21. The HEAT shot 63.6 percent from the field in the second as they pushed their lead to 12, 68-56, at the half. Kendrick Nunn scored 12 points in the third, helping Miami take a 19-point, 99-80, advantage into the final frame. The Cavs opened the fourth on a 27-5 run as Cleveland took a three-point, 107-104, lead at the 4:10 mark. Miami kept it close the rest of the way as the HEAT tied the game with six seconds remaining to force overtime. With the scored tied at 117, the Cavaliers closed out OT on an 8-2 run to take the, 125-119, win. Bam Adebayo posted a 22-point, 13-rebound double-double while dishing out a game-high nine assists as Goran Dragić added 22 off the bench. Kevin Porter Jr. led Cleveland with 30.

MIAMI HEAT 124, CLEVELAND CAVALIERS 105 (2/22/20): On the night Dwyane Wade got his jersey number retired during a special halftime ceremony, the HEAT recorded a, 124-105, win against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Miami. Kelly Olynyk scored 11 points in the first, helping the HEAT to a six-point, 38-32, lead after one. Miami outscored Cleveland by 24 in the second as they took a 30-point, 82-52, lead at the break. The HEAT shot 50 percent from the field in the third as Miami had a 28-point, 106-78, advantage heading into the final frame. The HEAT’s lead never fell below 15 in the fourth as Miami closed out the, 124-105, victory. Seven HEAT players scored in double-doubles led by Kendrick Nunn’s 24.

2019-20 GAME NOTES

HOT TAKES: The HEAT has recorded a 20-plus point lead in the first quarter five times this season. Miami has scored at least 70 first half points six times this season, already the most for any season in franchise history. Miami has recorded a +10.9 scoring margin at home this season, the second-highest in the NBA, outscoring opponents by +283 (3rd-best). Miami has totaled 6,399 points this season, the most through the first 57 games of a season in franchise history. The HEAT plays 13 games this month, the most in a February since also playing 13 times in the month during the 2012-13 season.

FROM DOWNTOWN: Duncan Robinson has currently connected on 202 three-point field goals this season, becoming just the fourth player in team history to eclipse the 200-mark in a single-season. His 202 treys are the fourth-most in HEAT history and the sixth-most by an undrafted player in NBA history during a single-season. Additionally, he hit his 200th three-pointer in his 57th game of the season, the fastest in franchise history to achieve the feat, surpassing the previous record by 10 games which was held by Wayne Ellington. Below are the most three-point field goals made during a single-season in franchise history and by an undrafted player in NBA history.

HEAT SINGLE-SEASON 3FGM PLAYER SEASON UNDRAFTED SINGLE-SEASON 3FGM PLAYER SEASON

227 Wayne Ellington 2017-18 225 Damon Jones 2004-05

225 Damon Jones 2004-05 217 John Starks 1994-95

203 Tim Hardaway 1996-97 205 Raja Bell 2006-07

202 Duncan Robinson 2019-20 204 Joe Ingles 2017-18

189 Tim Hardaway 2000-01 203 Robert Covington 2017-18

185 Glen Rice 1994-95 202 Duncan Robinson 2019-20

STREAKING: Duncan Robinson has currently connected on a three-point field goal in 42-straight games, the longest such streak during a single-season in team history, and the second-longest overall streak in franchise history. Additionally, Robinson has failed to hit a trey in only three games this season. Below are the longest three-point field goal made streaks in HEAT history.

CONSEC GMS WITH A 3FGM PLAYER DATE

49 Rafer Alston 1/7/04 – 1/8/10

42 Duncan Robinson 11/25/19 – present

33 Tim Hardaway 4/8/98 – 4/1/99

33 Tim Hardaway 12/20/97 – 2/26/98

WELCOME TO MIAMI: Jae Crowder is averaging 16.2 points (97 total), 6.5 rebounds (39) and 1.83 steals (11) off the bench in his six games since being acquired by the HEAT on 2/6. He is shooting 50.8 percent (30-of-59) from the field, 48.8 percent (21-of-43) from three-point range and 80 percent (16-of-20) from the foul line. Additionally, he scored 16 points in the second quarter on 2/10 at GS in 10:59 minutes of action, tying his career best for points in any quarter when he also scored 16 points in the third quarter on 2/22/16 at MIN in 12:00 minutes. RISING ROOKIES: The HEAT’s rookies are averaging 27.8 points this season, the second-highest overall average in the NBA. Additionally, Miami’s 27.8 rookie scoring average is currently the third-highest during a single-season in team history. Below are the highest rookie averages in the NBA and in HEAT franchise history.

NBA ROOKIE PPG TEAM HEAT ROOKIE PPG SEASON

29.4 Memphis 50.4 1988-89

27.8 Miami 32.9 1989-90

26.7 Golden State 27.8 2019-20

24.1 Atlanta 23.7 2002-03

21.4 New Orleans 23.7 1990-91


CONSECUTIVE GAMES: Bam Adebayo has currently played in 143 consecutive games dating back to 4/4/18, the fourth-longest streak in franchise history. He has played in all 57 games this season and was the only HEAT player to appear in each of the 82 games last season. Below are the longest consecutive games played streaks in HEAT team history.

CONSEC GMS PLAYED PLAYER DATE

174 Glen Rice 3/8/92 – 4/1/94

161 Grant Long 11/10/90 – 4/19/92

160 Norris Cole 12/6/12 – 11/20/14

143 Bam Adebayo 4/4/18 – present

134 Isaac Austin 11/1/96 – 2/17/98

132 Grant Long 11/5/88 – 2/13/90

128 Mario Chalmers 10/29/08 – 1/29/10

BEYOND THE ARC: Duncan Robinson has connected on a team-high 202 three-point field goals this season, the fourth-most in the entire NBA, and his 43.4 percent from downtown is the highest in the league among the top nine of all players with the most makes. Robinson recorded his 200th made three-point field goal this season on 2/24, in his 57th game, becoming the fastest to 200 made treys in team history. He hit seven three-point field goals in the second quarter on 11/20, the most for a single quarter in franchise history and tied the team record for three-point field goals made in a single game after hitting 10 on 12/10. Below are the most made three-point field goals in the NBA this season.

MOST 3FGM IN NBA PLAYER

247 James Harden

215 Buddy Hield

212 Damian Lillard

202 Duncan Robinson

190 Devonte’ Graham

186 Trae Young

RISING STARS: HEAT rookies Tyler Herro and Kendrick Nunn rank among the top rookies in multiple categories this season. They were each selected to the NBA Rising Stars game during All-Star Weekend, becoming just the second pair of Miami teammates to be selected, joining Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem who did so in both 2004 and 2005. Additionally, Herro and Nunn both started on Opening Night, becoming just the fourth set of rookies to start a season opener for the HEAT. Below are where they currently rank among all rookies in different categories this season.

KENDRICK NUNN ROOKIE CATEGORY TYLER HERRO

2nd POINTS 8th

3rd ASSISTS 12th

T-4th STEALS 17th

2nd FGM 10th

2nd 3FGM 4th

3rd MINUTES 11th

UNDRAFTED: Kendrick Nunn has totaled 841 points in his first 54 games of the season. His 841 points are the second-most by an undrafted NBA player in their first 54 games during the Common Draft Era (since 1966). Below are the most points by an undrafted NBA player in their first 54 career NBA games.

MOST PTS IN 1ST 54 GMS BY UNDRAFTED NBA PLAYER POINTS SEASON

Connie Hawkins 1,255* 1969-70

Kendrick Nunn 841 2019-20

John Brisker 711* 1972-73

Reggie Williams 700 2009-10

Phil Chenier 689 1971-72 *Played in ABA prior to NBA debut

TRIPLE-DOUBLES: Bam Adebayo posted his third triple-double of the season on 1/27 vs. ORL, becoming just the fourth player in franchise history to record at least three triple-doubles in a single season, joining LeBron James (4), Jimmy Butler (3) and Hassan Whiteside (3). Adebayo and Butler are the only pair of HEAT teammates to record multiple triple-doubles in the same season and the first pair of teammates in the NBA with at least three triple-doubles apiece prior to the All-Star break since Jordan and Pippen did so in 1992-93. Additionally, both Adebayo and Butler each posted a triple-double in the same game on 12/10 vs. ATL, becoming the first set of HEAT teammates to achieve the feat during the same game in franchise history as Adebayo also became the youngest player in team history to post a triple-double (22 yrs, 145 days). The HEAT have now recorded six triple-doubles on the season, already the most for a single-season in team history. Below are the most triple-doubles by a player and team during a single-season in HEAT history.

SINGLE SEASON TRIPLE-DBLS PLAYER SEASON HEAT SINGLE SEASON TRIPLE-DBLS SEASON

4 LeBron James 2012-13 6 2019-20

4 LeBron James 2010-11 5 2010-11

3 Jimmy Butler 2019-20 4 2012-13

3 Bam Adebayo 2019-20 3 2015-16

3 Hassan Whiteside 2015-16 3 2005-06

OT: Miami started this season a perfect 8-0 in overtime games, becoming just the third team in NBA history to ever win eight consecutive overtime games during a single season, and just the second to do so to begin a season, joining the 2003-03 Pistons (12/18/02 – 4/13/03) and the 1977-78 Bucks (12/4/77 – 3/26/78). Miami’s eight overtime wins are already the most overtime victories in a single-season in HEAT history as they are now currently 8-1 in overtime games this season.


SELLING OUT: Miami has currently sold out 445-straight overall games, which includes both the regular season and playoffs, the sixth-longest sellout streak in NBA history. Additionally, 264 of those 445 overall sellouts have been at over capacity, where fans have purchased Standing Room Only tickets in the Upper 400 Level. Below are the longest home sellout streaks in NBA history.

LONGEST NBA SELLOUTS TEAM DATES

816 Dallas 12/15/01 – present

814 Portland 4/9/77 – 11/16/95

662 Boston 12/23/80 – 5/5/95

610 Chicago 10/20/97 – 11/3/00

497 Sacramento 10/25/85 – 11/4/97

445 Miami 4/23/10 – present

433 New York 2/4/93 – 11/2/02

390 Phoenix 2/3/90 – 2/7/99

30+: The HEAT dished out 33 assists on 2/24 at CLE, marking their 13th game this season that Miami has recorded at least 30 assists. The 13 occasions are already the most during an entire single-season in team history. Below are the most 30-assist games in franchise history.

30+ AST GMS SEASON

13 2019-20

11 1989-90

10 1994-95

8 2018-19

8 1999-00

8 1994-95

BAM!: Bam Adebayo became the first player in NBA history to record at least 28 points, 19 rebounds, seven assists, three steals and a block in 36:10 minutes or less after he accomplished the feat on 2/20 at ATL. The next player with at least those minimums in the next fewest minutes was Bob McAdoo on 1/28/78 when he posted 28 points, 19 rebounds, seven assists, three steals and two blocks in 37:00 minutes vs. CHI. CONSECUTIVE LOSSES: The HEAT recorded their first set of consecutive losses of the season on 1/10 & 1/12, marking the longest into a season Miami has recorded their first set of consecutive losses. They previous started this season a perfect 10-0 after a loss, the most wins after a loss to start a season in team history. Below are the most games into a season the HEAT has gone before recording their first set of consecutive losses.

MOST GMS BEFORE 1ST CONSEC LOSSES SEASON

38 2019-20

22 1997-98

20 1999-00

19 2015-16

MULTIPLE TREYS: Duncan Robinson connected on multiple three-point field goals in a franchise record 24-straight games from 12/27/19 – 2/12/20, surpassing the previous record of 14 consecutive games that he set earlier this season from 11/25 – 12/20. Below are the longest HEAT streaks of multiple made threes.

CONSEC GMS W/MULTIPLE MADE 3FG PLAYER DATE

24 Duncan Robinson 12/27/19 – present

14 Duncan Robinson 11/25/19 – 12/20/19

13 Josh Richardson 12/7/18 – 1/4/19

12 Damon Jones 12/6/04 – 12/27/04

FIRST HALF: Miami scored 82 first half points on 2/22 vs. CLE, the most for any half in team history, while shooting 75 percent (30-of-40) from the field, the highest percentage for a first half in team history, surpassing the previous record of 74.4 percent vs. WAS on 2/21/94. It also tied for the highest percentage in any half with the HEAT’s 75 percent second half on 11/17/04 at MIL. Additionally, Miami’s 82 first half points marked their sixth 70+ point first half this season, already the most in team history. HOT FROM THE FIELD: Miami shot 53.2 percent from the field, 50 percent from three-point range and 93.8 percent from the foul line on 1/27 vs. ORL, marking just the second time in franchise history the HEAT have shot at least those totals in each category. The only other time in team history was on 1/11/00 at MIN (55.6% FG, 73.3% 3FG, 93.8% FT). DECADE: The HEAT finished the decade with a .605 (488-319) winning percentage, which included two NBA Championships, four Eastern Conference Championships and six Division titles. Miami’s .605 winning percentage was the best in the Eastern Conference this past decade, and the fifth best overall, trailing only San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Golden State and Houston. FIRST HALF: Miami has posted a 29-12 (.707) record through 41 games this season. Their 29 wins tie for the third-most victories at the midway point of a season in team history. Only the 30 wins in 2010-11 and the 30 wins in 1996-97 are more. 20-PLUS: Kendrick Nunn scored at least 20 points in three consecutive games from 1/12 – 1/17, the second time he has done so this season after almost scoring at least 20 points in three consecutive games from 11/12 – 11/16. He is the last HEAT rookie to post at least three consecutive 20-point games since Michael Beasley accomplished the feat in five-straight games from 4/7/09 – 4/15/09.


CLOSE CALLS: The HEAT recorded consecutive one-point wins in back-to-back days, marking the first time in franchise history Miami has recorded one-point wins in consecutive days. The first came in a, 113-112, win against IND on 12/27 and then a, 117-116, overtime win vs. PHI on 12/28. NUNN BETTER: Kendrick Nunn scored 20 first half points on 1/15 vs. SA while shooting a perfect 8-of-8 from the field, including a perfect 4-of-4 from three point range, becoming the first undrafted rookie in NBA history to be perfect from the field with at least eight attempts, including four from downtown in a first half. Additionally, he finished with a game-high 33 points on 72.2 percent (13-of-18) shooting from the field, becoming just the fourth HEAT rookie to score at least 30 points and shoot at least 70 percent from the field in a single game, joining Sherman Douglas (4/12/90), Grant Long (2/19/89) and Rony Seikaly (1/10/89). TEAM EFFORT: Miami scored 122 points at IND on 1/8, resulting in a, 122-108, win in which seven different HEAT players scored in double-figures, but no one more than 20-plus. That marked as the first time in team history Miami has scored at least 122 points without a single 20-point scorer. Additionally, the 122 points were the most points Miami has ever scored against the Pacers, surpassing the previous record of 121 set on 1/17/90. HOME SPOILER: The HEAT recorded a, 108-104, win at Philadelphia on 12/18, recording the Sixers first home loss of the season after they started 14-0 at home as Miami previously beat Toronto, 121-110, in overtime on 12/3 also recording the Raptors first home loss of the season after they started 9-0 at home. According to Elias, the HEAT have become the first team in NBA history to snap multiple home win streaks of at least nine games to start a season. DEFENSIVE TURNAROUND: The HEAT held Toronto to just 76 points last night, a -47 point difference from Miami’s previous game at Washington on 12/30 in which the Wizards scored 123 points. The -47 point defensive turnaround in consecutive games tied the fourth-highest point differential in team history. Below are the best defensive turnarounds between games in franchise history.

OPPONENT PT DIFFERENCE IN CONSEC GMS OPPONENT POINTS

-51 125 vs. TOR on 3/10/19 then 74 vs. DET on 3/13/19

-49 132 at POR on 1/5/91 then 83 vs. SAC on 1/8/91

-48 139 vs. PHI on 2/22/89 then 91 vs. LAC on 2/24/89

-47 123 at WAS on 12/30/19 then 76 vs. TOR on 1/2/20

-47 117 vs. HOU on 4/9/02 then 70 at BOS on 4/10/02

HAPPY HOLIDAYS: The HEAT recorded 11 wins in December, marking as their first double-digit-winning December since 2013 when they also posted 11 wins. Additionally, it now marks as the eighth time Miami has recorded double-figure wins during the month of December in team history. QUARTETS AND TRIOS: Kendrick Nunn (36), Duncan Robinson (34), Bam Adebayo (30) and Jimmy Butler (20) combined to score 120 points on 12/10 vs. ATL, the most by a HEAT foursome in franchise history. Along with Adebayo and Butler’s triple-doubles in the game, it marked as the first time in NBA history a team had multiple triple-doubles and multiple 30-point games by different players and also just the second time in team history three players scored at least 30 points in a single game. Additionally, Nunn and Robinson became the first set of undrafted teammates to each score at least 30 points in the same game in the Common Draft Era (since 1966) as Nunn’s game-high 36-point performance was just one short from tying the HEAT’s all-time rookie scoring record of 37 set by Sherman Douglas on 4/12/90 at BOS. Below are the most points by a HEAT quartet and trio in team history.

POINTS HEAT TOP SCORING QUARTETS POINTS HEAT TOP SCORING TRIO’S

120 Nunn (36), Robinson (34), Adebayo (30), Butler (20) 12/10/19 vs. ATL 101 Wade (50), O’Neal (28), Chalmers (23) 3/14/09 vs. UT

115 James (40), Wade (39), Allen (21), Bosh (15) 2/26/13 vs. SAC 100 Nunn (36), Robinson (34), Adebayo (30) 12/10/19 vs. ATL

113 Wade (50), O’Neal (28), Chalmers (23), Haslem (12) 3/14/09 vs. UT 100 James (40), Wade (39), Allen (21) 2/26/13 vs. SAC

108 James (33), Boah (31), Wade (30), Bibby (14) 3/27/11 vs. HOU 98 Wade (55), Beasley (28), Chalmers (15) 4/12/09 vs. NY

108 Rice (56), Reeves (20), Willis (18), Owens (14) 4/15/95 vs. ORL 96 James (44), Wade (34), Bosh (18) 1/9/11 at POR

MR. ROBINSON: Duncan Robinson scored 21 points in the second quarter in just 5:11 minutes of action on 11/20 vs. CLE, that marks as the most points in a quarter by any player in just 5:11 or fewer minutes over the last 20 years (when play-by-plays were more accessible). Additionally, Robinson connected on seven three-point field goals in the quarter, the most treys in a quarter in franchise history, surpassing the previous record of six which has been done three separate times. JIMMY BUCKETS: Jimmy Butler became the first player in NBA history to shoot at least 68.8 percent (11-of-16) from the field and be perfect from both three-point range (2-of-2) and the foul line (10-of-10) with at least that many attempts in each category at PHO on 11/7. His 18 first quarter points and 30 first half points were both career-highs. Additionally, only LeBron James (31 pts on 3/18/14 at CLE), Dwyane Wade (31 pts on 2/15/11 at IND) and Sherman Douglas (31 pts on 12/27/90 at DEN) have scored more in a first half in HEAT franchise history. JIMMY ‘CREATING’ BUCKETS: Jimmy Butler dished out 13 assists without a single turnover vs. DET on 11/12, becoming just the fourth player in team history to have that many assists without a turnover in a single game. Additionally, his 13 assists were just one shy of his career-high of 14 which he set on 3/26/17 at MIN. Below are each instance in which a player had at least 13 assists without a turnover in franchise history.

PLAYER ASTS/TO’S DATE

Jason Williams 14 assists, 0 turnovers 12/2/06 at MEM

Jimmy Butler 13 assists, 0 turnovers 11/12/19 vs. DET

Dwyane Wade 13 assists, 0 turnovers 2/4/09 at DET

Tim Hardaway 13 assists, 0 turnovers 12/20/97 vs. ATL

Tim Hardaway 13 assists, 0 turnovers 3/27/96 vs. LAL


COMEBACK KIDS: The HEAT were down by 21 points, 74-53, about a minute into the third quarter on 10/26 before they came back to win, 131-126, in overtime at MIL. The 21-point comeback win was their largest since 11/1/15 when they also overcame a 21-point deficit vs. HOU. Additionally, it was their largest comeback on the road since 3/20/13 when they overcame a 27-point deficit at CLE. HOT START: The HEAT started the game on a 15-0 run at CHI on 11/22, marking their best start to a game since their 18-0 start on 1/13/15 at LAL. Additionally, Miami held a 20-point, 31-11, lead in the first quarter, the second time this season the HEAT has had a 20-point advantage in a first quarter with the other occurrence when they had a 32-point first quarter lead vs. HOU on 11/3. TRIPLE DIGITS: Miami started the season scoring at least 105 points in each of the first six games of the season, the longest streak in team history to begin a campaign. Additionally, the six games of scoring 100+ points was the third-longest to start a season in franchise history. Below are both the longest 105-point and 100-point streaks to start a season in team history.

105+ PT GMS TO START A SEASON SEASON 100+ PT GMS TO START A SEASON SEASON

6 2019-20 9 2018-19

3 2014-15 9 2013-14

3 1994-95 6 2019-20

2 Four Times 4 2017-18

FIRST QUARTER: The HEAT scored 46 points in the first quarter vs. HOU on 11/3, marking as the most first quarter points in team history, surpassing the previous high of 45 points on 11/19/97 vs. LAC. Additionally, Miami outscored the Rockets by +32 (46-14) in the first, marking as the third-highest end of first quarter lead in the NBA during the shot clock era (1954-55). According to Elias, below are the highest scoring differentials after a first quarter in the shot clock era.

1ST QTR PT DIFFERENTIAL SINCE 1954-55 TEAMS DATE

+36 Lakers (40) vs. Kings (4) 2/4/87

+33 Bullets (45) vs. Kings (12) 12/9/72

+32 HEAT (46) vs. Rockets (14) 11/3/19

FROM THE LINE: The HEAT shot at least 80 percent from the foul line in eight-straight games from 1/19 – 2/3, tying the longest streak in franchise history. Below are the longest streaks of shooting at least 80 percent from the charity stripe in team history.

CONSEC GMS 80+% FT DATES

8 1/19/20 – 2/3/20

8 1/29/92 – 2/16/92

7 12/15/92 – 12/28/92

6 4 Times

SHARING IS CARING: Miami dished out 38 assists vs. HOU on 11/3, tying the second-most in franchise history. Additionally, they assisted on 80.9 percent of their shots (38 assists on 47 made field goals), and according to Elias, it marked the second-highest assist percentage with at least 47 made field goals in team history. The only game higher was their 81.3 assist percentage on 2/15/97 vs. PHI (39 assists on 48 made field goals). Below are the most assists during a single game in team history.

HEAT SINGLE GM ASTS DATE

39 2/15/97 vs. PHI

38 11/3/19 vs. HOU

38 1/11/00 at MIN

37 12/29/94 vs. LAC

ALL-STAR: Miami had six players selected in different events throughout the 2020 NBA All-Star Weekend with representation in every event. Bam Adebayo won the Skills Challenge, becoming just the second HEAT player in team history to do so, joining Dwyane Wade. Derrick Jones, Jr. won the Slam Dunk contest, also becoming just the second player in team history to win the award, joining Harold Miner. Duncan Robinson was selected in the Three-Point Contest as both Adebayo and Jimmy Butler were named All-Stars, the 12th time Miami has had multiple All-Star selections in the same season. Additionally, Kendrick Nunn and Tyler Herro were selected to the Rising Stars game, just the second pair of HEAT teammates to earn the honor, joining Wade and Udonis Haslem.

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Bam Adebayo was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for games played from December 9 through December 15 after helping Miami to a 2-1 record and averaging 20.0 points, 11.3 rebounds, 8.7 assists, 1.33 steals and 1.00 blocks. He posted two triple-doubles and a double-double during the week while leading the team in rebounds, assists and blocks twice and in plus/minus, minutes and steals once each. It was the first Player of the Week honor of his career and the 59th time in team history a HEAT player earned the award. PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jimmy Butler was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for games played from December 2 through December 8 after helping Miami to a 3-1 record and averaging 27.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 8.5 assists and 1.25 steals. He posted two triple-doubles during the week and led the team in assists in all four contests, in points three times, in minutes and blocks twice and in rebounds and steals once each. It marked the fifth time Butler has been named Player of the Week and was the 58th time in franchise history a HEAT player earned the honor.

ROM: Kendrick Nunn was named the Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month for games played during January after also earning the award for Oct/Nov and December. He is the first undrafted rookie in NBA history to win the award multiple times and just the second HEAT player to earn the award more than once, joining Caron Butler (four times).


2019-20 COMMUNITY NOTES

FAMILY FESTIVAL: The 23rd annual Miami HEAT Family Festival, presented by the Carnival Foundation, is the Charitable Fund’s largest annual fundraiser. The themed, interactive, carnival-like celebration will take place on Saturday, March 21 at the Mana Wynwood Convention Center in which HEAT players, coaches, celebrities and families will come together for a day of fun, family and feasting. This year’s “Vice Wave” theme fundraiser will be an entertainment extravaganza for the whole family with live music, activities and food representing over 50 of South Florida’s finest restaurants and a silent auction.

PLAYER TICKET PROGRAM: One of the most generous and trend-setting programs in the NBA, the Miami HEAT’s Community Player Ticket Outreach Program will spend the entire 2019-20 regular season reaching out to children and youth less fortunate who typically would only dream of watching a HEAT game live. HEAT players Goran Dragić, Udonis Haslem, Derrick Jones, Jr. and Meyers Leonard, along with Head Coach Erik Spoelstra, will join forces to donate tickets for every single home game to local charitable organizations that would otherwise not have the means to attend HEAT games. Each player, based upon availability, graciously provides several private “Meet & Greet” opportunities for the groups prior to each HEAT home game, where the players give inspiring talks to the children, sign autographs and take pictures with the group. The participating organizations also attend a private viewing of the team warm-ups. Over the course of the season, the children, many for the first time, will have the opportunity to enjoy a HEAT game, courtesy of their favorite HEAT players and role models.

2019-20 OFFENSIVE LEADERS THIS TABLE INCLUDES TIES

PLAYER 10+ PTS

20+ PTS

30+ PTS

40+ PTS

10+ REB

15+ REB

10+ AST

DOUBLE- DOUBLE

TRIPLE- DOUBLE

INACTIVE LIST

HIGH PTS

HIGH REBS

HIGH ASTS

HIGH +/-

Bam Adebayo 50 15 1 35 5 4 33 3 7 42 19 9

Kyle Alexander 17

Jimmy Butler 44 30 4 8 1 7 10 3 3 24 8 23 11

Jae Crowder 6 1 1 1 1 1

Goran Dragić 40 11 2 2 9 7 16 5

Udonis Haslem 1 1

Tyler Herro 29 9 5 6 1

Solomon Hill 1

Andre Iguodala 1

James Johnson 4 1 5 3

Derrick Jones, Jr. 16 1 1 5 1 3

Meyers Leonard 8 1 3 2 8 3 4

Daryl Macon 25

Kendrick Nunn 43 15 2 2 11 7 5

KZ Okpala 48

Kelly Olynyk 20 2 1 1 3 4 1 6

Duncan Robinson 38 6 1 1 1 4 1 9

Chris Silva 1 1 1 1 5

Gabe Vincent 13 1

Dion Waiters 2 27

Justise Winslow 8 2 1 1 33 1 2 4 1

2019-20 CHARGES TAKEN

PLAYER CHARGES TAKEN PLAYER CHARGES TAKEN

Bam Adebayo 1 Daryl Macon

Kyle Alexander Kendrick Nunn 1

Jimmy Butler 1 KZ Okpala

Jae Crowder 1 Kelly Olynyk 7

Goran Dragić 4 Duncan Robinson 6

Udonis Haslem Chris Silva 5

Tyler Herro Gabe Vincent 1

Solomon Hill Dion Waiters

Andre Iguodala Justise Winslow 2

James Johnson

Derrick Jones, Jr. 2 MIAMI TOTALS 34

Meyers Leonard 3 OPPONENT TOTALS 36


2019-20 HEAT RECORDS WHEN…

BY DAY BY POINTS SCORED BY OPPONENTS POINTS SCORED On Monday 6-3 Scoring 79 points or less 0-0 Opp. Scoring 79 points or less 1-0 On Tuesday 4-2 Scoring 80-89 points 1-4 Opp. Scoring 80-89 points 1-0 On Wednesday 6-4 Scoring 90-99 points 0-2 Opp. Scoring 90-99 points 5-1 On Thursday 4-1 Scoring 100-109 points 8-7 Opp. Scoring 100-109 points 19-5 On Friday 6-6 Scoring 110-119 points 12-6 Opp. Scoring 110-119 points 7-9 On Saturday 6-1 Scoring 120+ points 15-2 Opp. Scoring 120+ points 3-6 On Sunday 4-4 Record 36-21 Record 36-21

BY QUARTER NUMBERS BY SHOOTING PERCENTAGES BY OPPONENT SHOOTING PERCENTAGES Leading after 1st Qtr 27-9 Shooting 50% or better (FG) 17-2 Opp. shoots 50% or better (FG) 1-5 Trailing after 1st Qtr 9-12 Shooting less than 50% (FG) 19-19 Opp. shoots less than 50% (FG) 35-16 Tied after 1st Qtr 0-0 Shooting 40% or better (3FG) 19-4 Opp. shoots 40% or better (3FG) 2-7 Shooting less than 40% (3FG) 17-17 Opp. shoots less than 40% (3FG) 34-14 Leading at halftime 28-9 Shooting 80% or better (FT) 16-7 Opp. shoots 80% or better (FT) 18-9 Trailing at halftime 7-12 Shooting less than 80% (FT) 20-14 Opp. shoots less than 80% (FT) 18-12 Tied at halftime 1-0 BY REBOUNDS MORE REBOUNDING NUMBERS Leading after three quarters 30-4 Out-rebounding its opponents 29-6 Recording 15 or more offensive rebounds 1-1 Trailing after three quarters 6-16 Out-rebounded by the opponents 5-15 Recording between 10 and 14 off. Rebs 11-7 Tied after three quarters 0-1 Tied in rebounds (game) 2-0 Recording nine or fewer off. Rebs 24-13

GAMES IN OVERTIME BY TURNOVERS BACK-TO-BACK GAMES At Home 5-0 Recording fewer TOs than the opponent 10-11 1st night of a back-to-back 7-3 On The Road 3-1 Recording more TOs than the opponent 23-9 2nd night of a back-to-back 4-6 Tied in turnovers 3-1

POINTS IN THE PAINT SECOND CHANCE POINTS FAST BREAK POINTS Scoring more pts. in the paint 16-10 Scoring more second chance points 16-8 Leading in fast-break points 15-8 Outscored in points in the paint 18-10 Outscored in second chance points 16-12 Outscored in fast-break points 19-11 Tied in points in the paint 2-1 Tied in second chance points 4-1 Tied in fast-break points 2-2

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS POINTS OFF TURNOVERS Attempting more field goals than the opponent 10-7 Scoring more points off turnovers than the opponent 14-6 Attempting fewer field goals than the opponent 23-14 Scoring less points off turnovers than the opponent 20-13 Attempting the same number of field goals 3-0 Scoring the same points off turnovers 2-2

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS BENCH SCORING Attempting more three-point field goals than the opponent 8-11 When the HEAT bench outscores opponents bench 21-11 Attempting fewer three-point field goals than the opponent 27-10 When the opponents bench outscores the HEAT bench 14-10 Attempting the same number of three-pointers 1-0 When the HEAT bench and opponents bench are tied in points 1-0

FREE-THROW ATTEMPTS MULTIPLE PLAYER STATS Attempting more free throws than the opponent 21-12 When three or more players score 20-or-more points 6-2 Attempting fewer free throws than the opponent 13-8 When two or more players record 10-or-more rebounds 11-2 Attempting the same number of free throws 2-1 When two or more players record a double-double 10-2

BY STARTING LINE-UPS PLAYER TID-BITS Forward Forward Center Guard Guard When Jimmy Butler leads the HEAT in scoring 13-11 Herro Adebayo Leonard Nunn Winslow 2-1 When Kendrick Nunn scores 20+ points 12-3 Butler Adebayo Leonard Nunn Winslow 1-1 When Bam Adebayo records a double-double 22-11 Butler Adebayo Leonard Robinson Nunn 28-10 When Kelly Olynyk records a double-double all-time w/HEAT 13-1 Robinson Adebayo Leonard Nunn Dragić 0-1 When all five starters score in double-figures 2-0 Jones, Jr. Adebayo Leonard Robinson Nunn 2-0 Butler Adebayo Leonard Robinson Herro 1-2 Butler Adebayo Olynyk Robinson Nunn 0-1 Jones, Jr. Adebayo Olynyk Robinson Nunn 1-3 Butler Jones, Jr. Adebayo Robinson Nunn 1-1 Butler Crowder Adebayo Robinson Nunn 0-1

REGULAR SEASON BY CONFERENCE / DIVISION VS. EAST: 24-9 VS. WEST: 12-12

ATLANTIC: 7-5 CENTRAL: 9-1 SOUTHEAST: 8-3 SOUTHWEST: 5-3 NORTHWEST: 3-4 PACIFIC: 4-5 vs Boston 0-2 vs Chicago 2-0 vs Atlanta 3-1 vs Dallas 1-0 vs Denver 0-1 vs Golden State 2-0 vs Brooklyn 1-1 vs Cleveland 3-1 vs Charlotte 1-0 vs Houston 1-1 vs Minnesota 0-1 vs L.A. Clippers 0-2 vs New York 1-1 vs Detroit 1-0 vs Orlando 2-1 vs Memphis 1-1 vs Okla. City 1-0 vs L.A. Lakers 0-2 vs Philadelphia 3-1 vs Indiana 2-0 vs Washington 2-1 vs New Orleans 1-0 vs Portland 1-1 vs Phoenix 1-0 vs Toronto 2-0 vs Milwaukee 1-0 vs San Antonio 1-1 vs Utah 1-1 vs Sacramento 1-1


RECORDS: THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED…

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Triple-Double: Bam Adebayo (20 pts, 10 rebs, 10 asts) Jan. 27, 2020 vs. Orlando. 30th time and 11th player in HEAT history.

30 Point / 20 Rebound Game: Hassan Whiteside (30 points, 20 rebounds), Feb. 4, 2017 vs. Philadelphia. 8th time and 5th player in HEAT history.

20 Point / 20 Rebound Game: Hassan Whiteside (23 pts, 20 rebs), Dec. 2, 2018 vs. Utah. 29th time and 7th player in HEAT history.

30 Point / 15 Assist Game: LeBron James (40 points, 16 assists), Feb. 26, 2013 vs. Sacramento. 4th time and 2nd player in HEAT history.

40 Point / 15 Assist Game: LeBron James (40 points, 16 assists), Feb. 26, 2013 vs. Sacramento. 1st time and only player in HEAT history.

50+ Points: LeBron James (61 points; Franchise Record), Mar. 4, 2014 vs. Charlotte. 7th time and 4th player in HEAT history.

Consecutive 40+ Point Games: (Two; Franchise Record) Dwyane Wade (40 pts) Dec. 28, 2010 vs. New York, (45 pts) Dec. 29, 2010 at Houston.

5 Consecutive 30+ Point Games: LeBron James (37) Feb. 11, 2014 at PHO, (36) Feb. 12, 2014 at GS, (42) Feb. 18, 2014 at DAL, (33) Feb. 20,

2014 at OKC, (31) Feb. 27, 2014 vs. NY. 2nd time and only player in HEAT history.

30+ Points Off Bench: 35 points (Franchise Record), Dwyane Wade, Nov. 25, 2018 at Toronto. 4th time in HEAT history and 4th player.

Most Points Off Bench by a Rookie: Tyler Herro (29 points; Franchise Record), Oct. 29, 2019 vs. Atlanta.

30+ Rebounds: Rony Seikaly (34 rebounds; Franchise Record), Mar. 3, 1993 vs. Washington. 1st time and only player in HEAT history.

20+ Points, 20+ Rebounds Off Bench: Hassan Whiteside (25 Pts, 23 Rebs), Feb. 20, 2016 vs. Washington. 1st time and only player in HEAT history.

15+ Assists: Goran Dragić (17 assists), Nov. 29, 2016 vs. Boston. (Franchise-high is 19)

10+ Assists Off Bench: Kelly Olynyk (11 assists), Feb. 10, 2020 at GS. 25th time and 15th player in HEAT history.

10+ Steals: Has Never Happened. (9 steals; Franchise Record), Mario Chalmers, Nov. 5, 2008 vs. Philadelphia.

10+ Blocks: Hassan Whiteside (10 blocks), Feb. 5, 2016 at Charlotte. 4th time and only player in HEAT history.

TEAM RECORDS

130+ Points (Non-OT Game): Won 137-106, Feb. 3, 2020 vs. Philadelphia.

140+ Points (Non-OT Game): Won 141-112, Feb. 14, 1991 vs. Denver.

140+ Points (With OT): Won 149-141 (2OT) [Highest scoring game in team history], Mar. 19, 2018 vs. Denver.

Shot .650+ FG%: 67.5%; Franchise Record, 52-for-77, Mar. 1, 2016 vs. Chicago.

Shot .700+ 3FG%: 70%, 7-of-10, Mar. 18, 2015 vs. POR.

70+ Rebounds: Has Never Happened (69 rebounds; Franchise Record), Feb. 14, 1991 vs. Denver.

40+ Assists: Has Never Happened. (39 assists; Franchise Record), Feb. 15, 1997 vs. Philadelphia.

20+ Steals: 20 Steals; Tied Franchise Record. Nov. 27, 2018 vs. Atlanta. (Also done on Feb. 5, 1994 vs. Philadelphia).

15+ Blocks: 15 Blocks, Dec. 18, 1999 vs. Charlotte Hornets (Tied Franchise Record). Done three times in franchise history.

3 Players with 30+ Points: Dec. 10, 2019 vs. Atlanta. Kendrick Nunn (36), Duncan Robinson (34) and Bam Adebayo (30). 2nd time in HEAT history.

4 Players with 20+ Points: Dec. 10, 2019 vs. Atlanta. Kendrick Nunn (36), Duncan Robinson (34), Bam Adebayo (30), Jimmy Butler (20).

2 Players with 20+ Points in a Half: Mar. 3, 2011 vs. Orlando. First Half. LeBron James (24), Dwyane Wade (23).

8 Players with 10+ Points: Mar. 8, 2019 vs. Cleveland. Josh Richardson (20), Bam Adebayo (17), Justise Winslow (16), Kelly Olynyk (15),

Rodney McGruder (13), Dwyane Wade (12), Goran Dragić (11), Hassan Whiteside (11). 7th time in HEAT history.

2 Players with 25+ Points Off Bench: Mar. 18, 2019 at Oklahoma City. Goran Dragić (26), Dwyane Wade (25). 3rd time in HEAT history.

2 Rookies with 20+ Points: Apr. 12, 1990 at Boston. Sherman Douglas (37), Glen Rice (28). 9th time in HEAT history.

5 Players with 10+ Points Off Bench: Apr. 11, 2018 vs. Toronto. Ellington (32), Olynyk (11), Wade (11), Winslow (11) & Adebayo (10). 1st time

4 Players with 10+ Rebounds: Dec. 27, 1990 at Denver. Billy Thompson (12), Willie Burton (11), Rony Seikaly (11), Grant Long (10).

2 Players with 10+ Rebounds Off Bench: Dec. 8, 2018 at L.A. Clippers. Derrick Jones, Jr. (11), Kelly Olynyk (10). 9th time in HEAT history.

2 Players with 10+ Assists: Jan. 22, 2020 vs. Washington. Jimmy Butler (10), Goran Dragić (10). 5th time in HEAT history.

4 Players with Double-Doubles: Dec. 7, 2007 at Golden State. Dwyane Wade (33 points, 10 assists), Ricky Davis (20 points, 10 rebounds),

Dorell Wright (19 points, 18 rebounds), Shaquille O’Neal (13 points, 10 rebounds). 3rd time in HEAT history.

5 Players with Double-Doubles: Has Never Happened.

2 Double-Doubles off the Bench: Nov. 23, 2018 vs. Chicago. Bam Adebayo (14 points, 13 rebounds), Justise Winslow (10 points, 10 rebounds)

3rd time in HEAT history.


2019-20 TEAM ROSTER

*Bios can be accessed by clicking on the player’s name

NO PLAYER POS HT WT DOB LAST SCHOOL/HOME COUNTRY YEARS 13 Bam Adebayo C/F 6-9 255 07/18/97 Kentucky/USA 2

17 Kyle Alexander* F/C 6-10 216 10/21/96 Tennessee/Canada R

22 Jimmy Butler F 6-7 230 09/14/89 Marquette/USA 8

99 Jae Crowder F 6-6 235 07/06/90 Marquette/USA 7

7 Goran Dragić G 6-3 190 05/06/86 Union Olimpija/Slovenia 11

40 Udonis Haslem F 6-8 235 06/09/80 Florida/USA 16

14 Tyler Herro G 6-5 200 01/20/00 Kentucky/USA R

44 Solomon Hill F 6-6 225 03/18/91 Arizona/USA 6

28 Andre Iguodala G/F 6-6 215 01/28/84 Arizona/USA 15

5 Derrick Jones, Jr. F/G 6-6 210 02/15/97 UNLV/USA 3

0 Meyers Leonard F/C 7-0 260 02/27/92 Illinois/USA 7

25 Kendrick Nunn G 6-2 190 08/03/95 Oakland/USA R

4 KZ Okpala F 6-8 215 04/28/99 Stanford/USA R

9 Kelly Olynyk F 6-11 240 04/19/91 Gonzaga/Canada 6

55 Duncan Robinson F 6-7 215 04/22/94 Michigan/USA 1

30 Chris Silva F 6-8 230 09/19/96 South Carolina/Gabon R

2 Gabe Vincent* G 6-3 200 06/14/96 UC Santa Barbara/USA R *Two-Way Contract

Head Coach: Erik Spoelstra (Portland)

Assistant Coach: Dan Craig (Plymouth State)

Assistant Coach/Dir. of Player Development: Chris Quinn (Notre Dame)

Assistant Coach: Malik Allen (Villanova)

Assistant Coach/Player Development: Octavio De La Grana (Liberty)

Head Athletic Trainer: Jay Sabol (Florida International)

NUMERICAL ROSTER: 0 Meyers Leonard 13 Bam Adebayo 30 Chris Silva 2 Gabe Vincent 14 Tyler Herro 40 Udonis Haslem 4 KZ Okpala 17 Kyle Alexander 44 Solomon Hill 5 Derrick Jones, Jr. 22 Jimmy Butler 55 Duncan Robinson 7 Goran Dragić 25 Kendrick Nunn 99 Jae Crowder 9 Kelly Olynyk 28 Andre Iguodala

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2019-20 HEAD COACH

ERIK SPOELSTRA (Portland)

Regular Season Coaching Record: 559-384, currently in 12th Season

Erik Spoelstra enters his 12th season as head coach of the HEAT and his 25th as a member of the organization. He was elevated to his current position on April 28, 2008. Spoelstra has rewarded the faith that HEAT President Pat Riley showed in him by garnering eight postseason appearances, six division titles, four conference championships and guiding the franchise to back-to-back NBA titles in 2012 and 2013. In his previous 11 seasons at the helm, Spoelstra has already made his mark on the HEAT record book. Entering this season, he holds the franchise record in wins, winning percentage and games coached. In postseason play, he owns the franchise records in victories (71), winning percentage (.602), series won (15) and postseason games coached (118). Additionally, he has been named the NBA’s Eastern Conference Coach of the Month a franchise-record eight times. When Spoelstra first took over the head coaching duties in 2008 he was given the task of improving a young team that had been ravaged by injuries the previous season and had won just 15 games. Two years later, after the summer of 2010 in which Miami re-signed Dwyane Wade and acquired All-Stars LeBron James and Chris Bosh, he found himself coaching a highly-talented, veteran group that was the most scrutinized team in the NBA. Spoelstra and his team have proven they were up for the challenge as he guided them to consecutive NBA Championships, four-straight Conference Championships and four consecutive NBA Finals appearances, becoming just the third franchise in NBA history to make four consecutive NBA Finals appearances, joining the Celtics and Lakers. It also made them just one of 10 franchises in the four major North American sports leagues to make four consecutive trips to the league championship. Individually, Spoelstra became just the fourth head coach in NBA history to lead his team to four-straight Finals appearances joining Red Auerbach, K.C. Jones and Pat Riley. Spoelstra joined a very elite fraternity when he led the HEAT to a seven-game series win over the San Antonio Spurs in the 2013 NBA Finals. Upon capturing the 2013 NBA Championship he became one of just 13 head coaches in NBA history to have won multiple championships and only the eighth to win a championship in consecutive seasons. The 2012 championship culminated a compressed 2011-12 season in which Miami went 46-20 and captured its second consecutive Southeast Division title. The regular season was highlighted by a nine-game win streak (Feb. 10-Mar. 1) with each victory a double-digit win. During that streak the HEAT became the first team to win road games on three consecutive nights (Feb. 12-14) since December of 1979 and the first to win each of those contests by double-digits since the 1970-71 season. Before taking over as the sixth head coach in HEAT history, Spoelstra had served Miami in a number of roles in his first 13 years. He was originally hired as video coordinator and over the years was promoted to assistant coach/video coordinator, assistant coach/advance scout and assistant coach/director of scouting, a title he held during Miami’s 2006 NBA Championship, before ascending to head coach. He made a name for himself around the league with his game preparation and superb attention to detail. In his seven seasons as the HEAT’s assistant coach/director of scouting, he had the primary role of developing game plans for upcoming opponents. To that end, he coordinated the video staff and advance scouts while overseeing the development of scouting reports and videos. In 1992, he graduated from the University of Portland with a degree in communications. While attending Portland, Spoelstra was the starting point guard for four years and was named the West Coast Conference Freshman of the Year in 1989. Upon graduating he spent two years as a player/coach for Tus Herten, a team in the professional sports league of Germany. He has returned to his native Philippines to host clinics and promote education, health and wellness to thousands of at-risk youth through grassroots programs and events. The 9-day program in Manila in the summer of 2011 was the largest NBA FIT event ever hosted in Southeast Asia under the NBA Cares umbrella. In the summer of 2012, Coach Spoelstra expanded his reach into other Southeast Asia nations by conducting coaches clinics and other FIT activities in Singapore. Raised in Portland, OR, Spoelstra, who was inducted into the Jesuit High School Athletic Hall of Fame in September 2009, is the first Asian/Filipino-American head coach in any of the major North American sports leagues. Spoelstra is the son of Jon Spoelstra, a long-time NBA executive who has guided the Portland Trail Blazers, Denver Nuggets, Buffalo Braves and New Jersey Nets. His grandfather, Watson, was a Detroit Tigers beat writer for many years. He and his wife, Nikki, who were married in the summer of 2016, reside in Coral Gables, with their sons Santiago and Dante.


2019-20 PLAYER INFORMATION

# 13 BAM ADEBAYO CENTER/FORWARD 6’ 9” 255 LBS 7/18/97 KENTUCKY 2 YRS

Playing in 3rd season with the HEAT, and 3rd in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Edrice Femi Adebayo…name is pronounced ADDA-BYE-O…goes by the nickname Bam which was given to him at an early age while acting in a manner that resembled one of the characters of The Flintstones, Bamm-Bamm Rubble…is the son of Mariyln Blount…twitter account is @Bam1of1. TRIPLE-DOUBLE: Recorded his third triple-double this season on 1/27 vs. ORL, becoming just the fifth player in team history to record multiple triple-doubles in a single-season. POW: Earned Player of the Week honors for games Dec. 9-15 after posting two triple-doubles and averaging 20.0 pts, 11.3 rebs, 8.7 asts, 1.33 stls and 1.00 blks.

CHAMP: Won the NBA 2020 Skills Challenge at All-Star Weekend.

BAM ADEBAYO RECENT GAMES

DATE OPP. MIN FG FGA 3FG 3FGA FT FTA OR DR TOT A PF ST TO BS +/- PTS

02/10/20 at GS 26:48 5 8 0 0 3 6 3 8 11 7 2 2 1 0 -16 13

02/12/20 at UT 33:23 4 10 0 0 1 2 2 9 11 5 1 4 1 2 -23 9

02/20/20 at ATL 36:10 9 20 0 1 10 12 5 14 19 7 3 3 4 1 +14 28

02/22/20 vs. CLE 25:34 7 9 0 0 1 3 1 2 3 9 3 1 5 1 +20 15

02/24/20 at CLE 40:59 9 15 0 0 4 5 1 12 13 9 5 3 6 4 +7 22

# 17 KYLE ALEXANDER FORWARD/CENTER 6’ 10” 216 LBS 10/21/96 TENNESSEE ROOKIE

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 1st in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Kyle John Soloman Alexander…was born in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada…his father, Joseph, played college basketball at Niagara University, scoring more than 1,200 points from 1982-86…his oldest sister, Kayla, was a 6’4 center at Syracuse from 2009-13 where she left as the school’s all-time leading scorer and shot blocker…he left Tennessee second on the school’s all-time blocks list…twitter account is @KyleJamal4. TWO-WAY: Signed by the HEAT to a two-way contract on 1/15.

KYLE ALEXANDER RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS Inactive

02/12/20 at UT Inactive

02/20/20 at ATL Inactive

02/22/20 vs. CLE Inactive

02/24/20 at CLE Inactive

# 22 JIMMY BUTLER FORWARD 6’ 7” 230 LBS 9/14/89 MARQUETTE 8 YRS

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 9th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Jimmy Butler III…was born in Tomball, TX…attended Tomball High School where his number 1 jersey is retired…also had his number 33 retired at Tyler Junior College…wears size 14 sneakers…twitter account is @JimmyButler. BUCKETS: Scored career highs for a 1st qtr (18 pts) and a first half (30 pts) at PHO on 11/7. TRIPLE-DOUBLE: Posted his third triple-double this season on 12/10 vs. ATL. POW: Earned Player of the Week honors for games Dec. 2-8 after leading Miami to a 3-1 week and averaging 27.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 8.5 assists and 1.25 steals.

JIMMY BUTLER RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 33:04 9 15 0 0 3 4 0 10 10 5 1 4 2 1 -7 21

02/12/20 at UT 33:07 10 21 0 3 5 6 3 5 8 1 1 0 4 0 -16 25

02/20/20 at ATL 34:21 6 18 0 1 5 6 2 6 8 9 1 2 2 1 +14 17

02/22/20 vs. CLE NWT

02/24/20 at CLE NWT

19-20 SEASON HIGHS CATEGORIES CAREER HIGHS

30, vs. ATL 12/10 POINTS 30, vs. ATL 12/10/19

19, at ATL 2/20 REBOUNDS 21, at TOR 11/25/18

11 (2x), vs. PHI 2/3 ASSISTS 11 (2x), vs. PHI 2/3/20

5, at PHO 11/7 STEALS 5, at PHO 11/7/19

4 (2x), at CLE 2/24 BLOCKS 5, at TOR 1/9/18

13, vs. ATL 12/10 FG MADE 13, vs. ATL 12/10/19

1, at ATL 10/31 3FG MADE 1 (3x), at ATL 10/31/19

10, at ATL 2/20 FT MADE 10 (2x), at ATL 2/20/20

43:31, vs. ATL 12/10 MINUTES 43:31, vs. ATL 12/10/19


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38, vs. PHI 2/3 POINTS 53, at PHI 1/14/16

18, vs. ATL 12/10 REBOUNDS 18, vs. ATL 12/10/19

13 (2x), vs. NO 11/16 ASSISTS 14, at MIN 3/26/17

6, at ATL 10/31 STEALS 6 (5x), at ATL 10/31/19

4, vs. CLE 11/20 BLOCKS 5, vs. TOR 12/22/14

14, vs. PHI 2/3 FG MADE 15 (5x), vs. TOR 12/5/18

6, at BOS 12/4 3FG MADE 6 (2x), at BOS 12/4/19

17, vs. CHI 12/8 FT MADE 21 (2x), vs. CHA 1/2/17

44:11, vs. CHI 12/8 MINUTES 60:20, at ORL 1/15/14



# 99 JAE CROWDER FORWARD 6’ 6” 235 LBS 7/6/90 MARQUETTE 7 YRS

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 8th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Corey Jae Crowder…name is pronounced JAY…was born in Villa Rica, GA…his father, Corey, played professional basketball overseas and two seasons in the NBA, 1991-92 with Utah and 1994-95 with San Antonio…has seven siblings…played football in high school as the team’s starting quarterback. POSTSEASON: Has made the playoffs in each of his last six consecutive seasons. ACQUIRED: Was acquired via trade from Memphis on 2/6. QTR: Scored 16 pts in the 2nd quarter on 2/10 at GS, tying the most for a quarter in his career.

JAE CROWDER RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 31:28 6 11 4 8 5 5 1 7 8 0 2 3 0 0 +17 21

02/12/20 at UT 24:32 5 7 3 4 2 2 1 2 3 1 4 1 1 0 -6 15

02/20/20 at ATL 23:21 3 8 2 5 6 6 1 3 4 1 6 0 0 2 -10 14

02/22/20 vs. CLE 26:48 5 8 3 6 0 0 1 3 4 2 5 5 1 0 +14 13

02/24/20 at CLE 38:17 5 14 4 12 2 5 0 9 9 3 3 0 0 0 -18 16

# 7 GORAN DRAGIĆ GUARD 6’ 3” 190 LBS 5/6/86 UNION OLIMPIJA 11 YRS

Playing in 6th season with the HEAT, and 12th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Name is pronounced GORE-on DROG-ich…nickname is “Dragon”…was born in Ljubljana, Slovenia…speaks fluent English, Spanish, Slovenian and Serbian…has one daughter and a son…married his wife, Maja, in 2013…was awarded the 2014 Apple of Inspiration by Slovenian President Borut Pahor in recognition of his humanitarianism…wears size 12.5 sneakers…twitter account is @Goran_Dragic. ASTS: Dished out 13 assists, all off the bench, on 1/5 vs. POR, tying for the most assists by a reserve in team history with Mario Chalmers’ 13-assist game on 4/13/11 at TOR. 20-PLUS: Has posted 11 20-point games off the bench this season.

LEADER: Has led the HEAT reserves in scoring 27 times this season.

GORAN DRAGIĆ RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 29:35 6 13 1 4 2 4 1 1 2 6 2 0 3 0 +13 15

02/12/20 at UT 33:05 5 12 0 5 3 5 0 3 3 5 1 0 3 0 -14 13

02/20/20 at ATL 26:45 4 9 3 5 8 8 1 2 3 3 1 0 3 0 -12 19

02/22/20 vs. CLE 25:32 6 11 2 5 2 2 0 4 4 4 2 1 3 1 +13 16

02/24/20 at CLE 34:08 7 16 2 7 6 7 1 3 4 6 4 0 1 0 -17 22

# 40 UDONIS HASLEM FORWARD 6’ 8” 235 LBS 6/9/80 FLORIDA 16 YRS

Playing in 17th season with the HEAT, and 17th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Udonis Johneal Haslem…nickname is “U.D.”…was born in Miami, FL and attended Miami Senior High School…married his college sweetheart, Faith Rein, in 2013…has three sons…established the Udonis Haslem Children’s Foundation in 2005…played football until 10th grade…favorite football teams are the Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes…was a college roommate at the University of Florida with former HEAT teammate Mike Miller…wears size 18 sneakers…twitter account is @ThisIsUD. REBOUNDS: Is the HEAT’s all-time leader in offensive, defensive and total rebounds. He is also the first undrafted player in NBA history to become their team’s all-time rebound leader.

UDONIS HASLEM RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS DNP-CD

02/12/20 at UT DNP-CD

02/20/20 at ATL DNP-CD

02/22/20 vs. CLE 9:48 0 5 0 2 0 0 0 5 5 1 0 0 0 0 -7 0

02/24/20 at CLE DNP-CD


27, at LAC 1/4 POINTS 30, at TOR 1/1/19

11 (3x), at POR 2/9 REBOUNDS 17, vs. GS 3/1/15

7, at LAC 1/4 ASSISTS 7 (2x), at LAC 1/4/20

5 (2x), vs. CLE 2/22 STEALS 5 (6x), vs. CLE 2/22/20

3, at LAC 1/4 BLOCKS 3 (4x), at LAC 1/4/20

9, at LAC 1/4 FG MADE 11, vs. IND 1/13/16

6, at LAC 1/4 3FG MADE 6 (3x), at LAC 1/4/20

7, at NO 1/31 FT MADE 9, at DET 4/8/15

38:17, at CLE 2/24 MINUTES 47:47, vs. GS 12/11/15


29, vs. POR 1/5 POINTS 40, vs. NO 2/28/14

6 (6x), vs. WAS 1/22 REBOUNDS 12 (3x), vs. DAL 3/28/19

13, vs. POR 1/5 ASSISTS 18, at POR 2/19/13

3, at SAC 2/7 STEALS 5 (5x), at BOS 4/1/19

2, vs. MEM 10/23 BLOCKS 3 (2x), at NO 4/19/14

11, vs. POR 1/5 FG MADE 14 (3x), vs. WAS 12/12/16

7, vs. POR 1/5 3FG MADE 7 (2x), vs. POR 1/5/20

10, vs. BOS 1/28 FT MADE 13, vs. UT 4/11/12

35:06, vs. PHI 12/28 MINUTES 53:00, vs. DAL 4/11/11


3, vs. CLE 11/20 POINTS 28 (2x), vs. NJ 11/14/09

5, vs. CLE 2/22 REBOUNDS 18 (2x), at MIL 3/26/10

1, vs. CLE 2/22 ASSISTS 7, at PHO 1/5/07

----- STEALS 5, vs. PHI 4/14/06

----- BLOCKS 3 (4x), at CHA 1/18/14

1, vs. DET 11/12 FG MADE 12, vs. NJ 11/14/09

----- 3FG MADE 1 (4x), vs. BKN 12/29/17

3, vs. CLE 11/20 FT MADE 12, at MIL 12/8/04

9:48, vs. CLE 2/22 MINUTES 53:21, vs. UT 3/14/09



# 14 TYLER HERRO GUARD 6’ 5” 200 LBS 1/20/00 KENTUCKY ROOKIE

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 1st in the NBA. PERSONAL: Was born in Milwaukee, WI…has two brothers, Austin and Myles…interests include fashion and photography…in the process of starting a fashion line…favorite sport other than basketball is football, is a fan of the Baltimore Ravens…started the T. Herro Foundation…wears size 13 sneakers…twitter account is @raf_tyler. YOUNGEST: Became the youngest player (19 years, 276 days) in HEAT franchise history to start a game after starting on opening night vs. MEM on 10/23. RECORD: Scored 29 points off the bench on 10/29 vs. ATL, the most by a HEAT rookie reserve in franchise history.

3FGM: Connected on seven three-point field goals on 1/22 vs. WAS, the most by a HEAT rookie in team history.

TYLER HERRO RECENT GAMES




02/20/20 at ATL NWT

02/22/20 vs. CLE DND


# 44 SOLOMON HILL FORWARD 6’ 6” 225 LBS 3/18/91 ARIZONA 6 YRS

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 7th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Solomon Jamar Hill…was born in Harvey, IL…attended Fairfax High School in Los Angeles, CA. IMPROVEMENT: Has increased his scoring average, field goal percentage and three-point field goal percentage in three-straight seasons. ACQUIRED: Was acquired via trade from Memphis on 2/6.

SOLOMON HILL RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS DNP-CD


02/20/20 at ATL 14:12 1 3 1 3 0 0 2 1 3 0 2 1 1 0 -2 3

02/22/20 vs. CLE 8:12 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 -11 2


# 28 ANDRE IGUODALA GUARD/FORWARD 6’ 6” 215 LBS 1/28/84 ARIZONA 15 YRS

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 16th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Andre Tyler Iguodala…last name is pronounced ig-uh-DAH-luh…was born in Springfield, IL…has a son, Andre Tyler II…interested in technology…was awarded the key to the city of his hometown, Springfield…enjoys golf…is a big fan of the 49ers. 1-of-2: Is just one-of-two players in NBA history to total at least his career numbers in points, rebounds, assists, steals, three-point field goals and blocks, joined by only LeBron James. ACQUIRED: Was acquired via trade from Memphis on 2/6.

ANDRE IGUODALA RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 16:53 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 5 2 2 0 1 0 +25 2

02/12/20 at UT 23:39 3 6 3 6 0 0 0 5 5 2 2 0 1 0 -12 9

02/20/20 at ATL 23:26 3 7 1 5 1 3 1 4 5 1 4 1 0 2 -33 8

02/22/20 vs. CLE 18:29 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 0 2 0 1 0 -2 2

02/24/20 at CLE 16:51 1 5 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 4 2 0 2 4 -13 3



9, vs. IND 12/27 REBOUNDS 9, vs. IND 12/27/19

7 (2x), at PHI 12/18 ASSISTS 7 (2x), at PHI 12/18/19

3, vs. SAC 1/20 STEALS 3, vs. SAC 1/20/20

3, vs. ORL 1/27 BLOCKS 3, vs. ORL 1/27/20

10 (2x), vs. CHI 12/8 FG MADE 10 (2x), vs. CHI 12/8/19

7, vs. WAS 1/22 3FG MADE 7, vs. WAS 1/22/20

12, vs. ATL 10/29 FT MADE 12, vs. ATL 10/29/19

40:47, vs. CHI 12/8 MINUTES 40:47, vs. CHI 12/8/19


22, vs. IND 12/2 POINTS 30, vs. HOU 3/17/17

7, vs. MIN 1/7 REBOUNDS 12 (2x), vs. BKN 4/10/16

5, at IND 11/25 ASSISTS 7 (2x), vs. HOU 3/17/17

3 (4x), at GS 12/9 STEALS 4 (2x), vs. LAC 10/23/18

3, at OKC 12/26 BLOCKS 3 (2x), at OKC 12/26/19

9, vs. IND 12/2 FG MADE 10, vs. WAS 11/8/14

4 (2x), vs. WAS 12/14 3FG MADE 7, at MIL 4/13/16

4, vs. CHA 12/29 FT MADE 8 (3x), vs. HOU 3/17/17

33:20, vs. IND 12/2 MINUTES 46:36, vs. MEM 12/5/16


9, at UT 2/12 POINTS 34, at CLE 1/24/07

6, at POR 2/9 REBOUNDS 17, vs. NY 3/15/10

4, at CLE 2/24 ASSISTS 16, vs. NY 2/4/11

1 (2x), at ATL 2/20 STEALS 6 (3x), at MIL 2/24/06

4, at CLE 2/24 BLOCKS 4 (4x), at CLE 2/24/20

3 (2x), at ATL 2/20 FG MADE 15, at PHO 3/1/08

3, at UT 2/12 3FG MADE 7, at PHI 11/4/13

1, at ATL 2/20 FT MADE 14, at LAC 12/31/08

23:39, at UT 2/12 MINUTES 52:28, vs. BOS 1/13/06



# 5 DERRICK JONES, JR. FORWARD/GUARD 6’ 6” 210 LBS 2/15/97 UNLV 3 YRS

Playing in 3rd season with the HEAT, and 4th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Derrick Labrent Jones Jr…was born in Chester, PA…son of Derrick Sr. and Otiesse Jones…has one brother, Lakeem, and two sisters, Dej’sha and On’Jesha…has three sons, Derrick Jones III, Princeton and Roman…nickname is ‘Airplane Mode’ for his leaping ability…finished as runner-up in the 2017 Slam Dunk contest during NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans…recorded two perfect score 50-point dunks in the contest…enjoys bowling…wears size 14 sneakers…twitter account is @TheReal1DJones. PTS: Scored a career-high 25 points on 2/5 at LAC. CHAMP: Won the 2020 NBA Dunk Contest at All-Star Weekend.

DERRICK JONES, JR. RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 19:47 3 3 0 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 3 0 1 1 -7 8

02/12/20 at UT 24:02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 5 2 0 1 -10 0

02/20/20 at ATL 13:07 3 8 0 3 0 0 3 1 4 2 3 0 0 0 +1 6

02/22/20 vs. CLE 27:00 5 7 1 3 2 2 0 4 4 4 1 4 0 0 +20 13

02/24/20 at CLE 36:40 5 6 0 0 0 0 3 4 7 0 1 1 0 2 +2 10

# 0 MEYERS LEONARD FORWARD/CENTER 7’ 0” 260 LBS 2/27/92 ILLINOIS 7 YRS

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 8th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Meyers Patrick Leonard…nickname is “Hammer”…has his own website (meyersleonard.com)…is an avid video game player and likes to stream on Twitch…co-founded Level Foods, a company that makes protein bars…started the Leonard Family Legacy Foundation…involved in supporting military families…his older brother, Bailey, is a former U.S. Marine who served in Afghanistan…twitter account is @MeyersLeonard. ACQUIRED: Was acquired by the HEAT in a four-team trade on July 6. BLOCKS: Tied his career-high of three blocks on 10/29 vs. ATL. FGS: Tied his career-high of nine made field goals on 11/3 vs. HOU.

MEYERS LEONARD RECENT GAMES




02/20/20 at ATL Inactive

02/22/20 vs. CLE Inactive


# 25 KENDRICK NUNN GUARD 6’ 2” 190 LBS 8/3/95 OAKLAND ROOKIE

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 1st in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Kendrick Melvin Nunn…his father, Melvin, played basketball collegiately at Wayne State and professionally overseas…enjoys bowling, reading, video games, movies, art and trying new restaurants…owns a marketing business, NunnBetter Group LLC…wears size 12 sneakers…twitter account is @nunnbetter_. DEBUT: Scored 24 points on opening night vs. MEM on 10/23, marking the second-most points by a rookie on opening night in team history and it also tied the fourth-most by a player in their HEAT debut in franchise history. ROM: Named Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month for games played in Oct/Nov, Dec &

Jan, becoming the first undrafted rookie in NBA history to be named Rookie of the Month multiple times. 500: Scored his 500th point in his 31st game on 12/27, becoming the fastest HEAT rookie to 500 points in team history, surpassing Dwyane Wade’s 32 games during the 2003-04 season. AST-TO: Dished out 9 assists w/o a TO on 1/2 vs. TOR, becoming just the 2nd rookie in team history to record that many asts w/o a TO (Sherman Douglas, 12asts, no TOs on 12/15/89).

KENDRICK NUNN RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 23:09 2 13 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 -12 4

02/12/20 at UT 26:16 5 16 1 6 1 1 0 2 2 2 2 2 0 1 -14 12

02/20/20 at ATL 23:28 5 8 2 4 2 2 0 0 0 2 5 1 1 0 +11 14

02/22/20 vs. CLE 34:44 7 12 4 7 6 6 0 2 2 8 0 2 1 1 +21 24

02/24/20 at CLE 34:17 9 18 2 7 1 1 1 2 3 4 2 1 0 0 +6 21


25, at LAC 2/5 POINTS 25, at LAC 2/5/20

12, vs. SA 1/15 REBOUNDS 14, at LAL 12/10/18

4 (2x), vs. CLE 2/22 ASSISTS 4 (3x), vs. CLE 2/22/20

4 (2x), vs. CLE 2/22 STEALS 5, at UT 12/12/18

3, at ORL 2/1 BLOCKS 3 (4x), at ORL 2/1/20

10, at LAC 2/5 FG MADE 10, at LAC 2/5/20

3 (2x), at LAC 2/5 3FG MADE 3 (3x), at LAC 2/5/20

9, at SAC 2/7 FT MADE 9, at SAC 2/7/20

37:28, vs. PHI 2/3 MINUTES 37:28, vs. PHI 2/3/20


21, vs. HOU 11/3 POINTS 24, at OKC 4/13/15

14, at ORL 2/1 REBOUNDS 16, vs. LAC 11/25/18

3 (4x), at NY 1/12 ASSISTS 4 (11x), vs. UT 1/30/19

3 (2x), vs. SAC 1/20 STEALS 3 (2x), vs. SAC 1/20/20

3, vs. ATL 10/29 BLOCKS 3 (3x), vs. ATL 10/29/19

9, vs. HOU 11/3 FG MADE 9 (3x), vs. HOU 11/3/19

4, at ORL 2/1 3FG MADE 5 (2x), at UT 12/31/15

2 (4x), at SA 1/19 FT MADE 8, vs. MIN 11/4/18

29:52, at IND 1/8 MINUTES 42:03, vs. SAC 4/10/19



7, vs. SAC 1/20 REBOUNDS 7, vs. SAC 1/20/20

9, vs. TOR 1/2 ASSISTS 9, vs. TOR 1/2/20

2 (13x), vs. CLE 2/22 STEALS 2 (13x), vs. CLE 2/22/20

1 (11x), vs. CLE 2/22 BLOCKS 1 (11x), vs. CLE 2/22/20


5 (3x), vs. SA 1/15 3FG MADE 5 (3x), vs. SA 1/15/20

8, vs. SAC 1/20 FT MADE 8, vs. SAC 1/20/20

43:11, vs. SAC 1/20 MINUTES 43:11, vs. SAC 1/20/20



# 4 KZ OKPALA FORWARD 6’ 8” 215 LBS 4/28/99 STANFORD ROOKIE

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 1st in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Chikezie Okpala…prefers to go by the initials “KZ”…attended Esperanza High School in Anaheim…is the youngest of four siblings…enjoys music and hopes to own a record label and manage artists…twitter account is @kz_okpala_. DRAFTED: Was drafted in the second round (32nd overall) by the Phoenix Suns in the 2019 NBA Draft. ACQUIRED: Was acquired by the HEAT in a three-team trade on July 6. G LEAGUE: Re-joined the Skyforce on 2/10.

KZ OKPALA RECENT GAMES



02/12/20 at UT G League

02/20/20 at ATL G League

02/22/20 vs. CLE G League

02/24/20 at CLE G League

# 9 KELLY OLYNYK FORWARD 6’ 11” 240 LBS 4/19/91 GONZAGA 6 YRS

Playing in 3rd season with the HEAT, and 7th in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Kelly Tyler Olynyk…last name is pronounced OH-lynn-ick…attended South Kamloops High School in British Columbia…son of Ken and Arlene Olynyk…his father was the head coach at the University of Toronto and his mother worked for the Toronto Raptors on the stats crew and was a women’s basketball referee for the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS)…has two sisters…graduated at Gonzaga with a 3.53 GPA…is a member of the Canadian Men’s National Basketball Team…wears size 15 sneakers…twitter account is @KellyOlynyk. THE ZAGS: Is just the second NBA player from Gonzaga to score at least 4,000 career points, joining John Stockton (19,711).

KELLY OLYNYK RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 20:40 5 9 2 4 0 0 0 6 6 11 3 1 2 1 +28 12

02/12/20 at UT 11:26 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 1 0 0 +9 0

02/20/20 at ATL 11:44 2 5 1 2 0 0 0 3 3 1 5 1 3 1 -17 5

02/22/20 vs. CLE 26:15 5 7 4 6 3 4 0 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 +19 17

02/24/20 at CLE 14:43 2 5 2 4 0 0 0 5 5 4 2 1 2 0 +12 6

# 55 DUNCAN ROBINSON FORWARD 6’ 7” 215 LBS 4/22/94 MICHIGAN 1 YR

Playing in 2nd season with the HEAT, and 2nd in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Duncan McBryde Robinson…grew up in New Castle, NH…is the son of Jeffrey and Elisabeth Robinson…has a brother and a sister…enjoys yoga and hanging out with friends…favorite sport other than basketball is football and his favorite team is the New England Patriots…wears size 13 sneakers…twitter account is @D_Bo20. DOWNTOWN: Tied the HEAT franchise record for three-point field goals made at 10 vs. ATL on 12/10 while setting new career highs in points (34). 150: Hit his 200th 3FGM of the season in his 57st game on 2/24, becoming the fastest HEAT player to 200 3FGM in team history, passing Wayne Ellington’s 67 games in 2017-18.

DUNCAN ROBINSON RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 36:47 6 14 5 13 0 0 0 1 1 3 3 0 0 0 +22 17

02/12/20 at UT 30:30 6 13 6 13 0 0 0 1 1 3 4 1 1 0 +11 18

02/20/20 at ATL 33:26 4 12 1 8 1 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 1 0 +9 10

02/22/20 vs. CLE 32:15 7 12 5 10 0 0 0 1 1 3 2 0 2 0 +14 19

02/24/20 at CLE 37:09 5 14 5 11 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 +4 15


7, at SAC 2/7 POINTS 7, at SAC 2/7/20

4, at SAC 2/7 REBOUNDS 4, at SAC 2/7/20

1, at SAC 2/7 ASSISTS 1, at SAC 2/7/20

2, at SAC 2/7 STEALS 2, at SAC 2/7/20

1, at SAC 2/7 BLOCKS 1, at SAC 2/7/20

3, at SAC 2/7 FG MADE 3, at SAC 2/7/20

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1, at SAC 2/7 FT MADE 1, at SAC 2/7/20

21:24, at SAC 2/7 MINUTES 21:24, at SAC 2/7/20


19 (2x), vs. LAC 1/24 POINTS 32, at BOS 12/20/17

16, vs. CHA 11/25 REBOUNDS 16, vs. CHA 11/25/19

11, at GS 2/10 ASSISTS 11, at GS 2/10/20

3, vs. NO 11/16 STEALS 5, vs. LAC 12/16/17

3, vs. ORL 1/27 BLOCKS 4, vs. DEN 3/19/18

7, at HOU 11/27 FG MADE 12 (2x), at BOS 12/20/17

4 (4x), vs. CLE 2/22 3FG MADE 6, at BOS 12/20/17

6, vs. LAL 12/13 FT MADE 9 (2x), at LAC 12/8/18

35:27, at TOR 12/3 MINUTES 44:33, at CHA 3/6/19



10, at BKN 12/1 REBOUNDS 10, at BKN 12/1/19


3 (4x), vs. CHI 12/8 STEALS 3 (4x), vs. CHI 12/8/19

2 (2x), vs. HOU 11/3 BLOCKS 2 (2x), vs. HOU 11/3/19


10, vs. ATL 12/10 3FG MADE 10, vs. ATL 12/10/19

7, vs. PHI 2/3 FT MADE 7, vs. PHI 2/3/20

43:04, vs. ATL 12/10 MINUTES 43:04, vs. ATL 12/10/19



# 30 CHRIS SILVA FORWARD 6’ 8” 230 LBS 9/19/96 SOUTH CAROLINA ROOKIE

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 1st in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Junior Christopher Obame Corriea Silva…was born in Libreville, Gabon…moved to New Jersey at the age of 15…speaks English, French and Portuguese…is just the second player from Gabon to play in the NBA, joining former HEAT player and current Skyforce assistant coach Stephane Lasme. SIGNED: Was signed to an NBA contract by the HEAT on 1/15, after previously being signed to a two-way contract with Miami on 10/18. G LEAGUE: Was recalled from the HEAT’s G League affiliate, the Sioux Falls Skyforce, on 1/26 after totaling 23 points, 10 rebounds, five blocks, four assists and a steal in two games.

CHRIS SILVA RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 0:12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


02/20/20 at ATL DNP-CD

02/22/20 vs. CLE 5:23 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 -6 3

02/24/20 at CLE 11:56 1 3 0 0 2 2 3 1 4 2 2 0 0 1 -13 4

# 2 GABE VINCENT GUARD 6’ 3” 200 LBS 6/14/96 UC SANTA BARBARA ROOKIE

Playing in 1st season with the HEAT, and 1st in the NBA. PERSONAL: Full name is Gabriel Nnamdi Vincent…was born in Modesto, CA…son of Franklyn and Cynthia Vincent…enjoys watching movies…attended UC Santa Barbara for all four years of college and set the school’s all-time record for three-point field goals made (243) and was among the Top 10 in points (1,441) and assists (116). G LEAGUE: After going undrafted in the 2018 NBA Draft, he played the last two seasons with the Stockton Kings before being signed by the HEAT to a two-way contract on 1/8. RE-JOINED: Re-joined the HEAT from the Skyforce as part of his two-way contract on 2/23.

GABE VINCENT RECENT GAMES


02/10/20 at GS 1:37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -3 0


02/20/20 at ATL G League

02/22/20 vs. CLE G League



10, at PHI 11/23 POINTS 10, at PHI 11/23/19

9 (2x), vs. CLE 11/20 REBOUNDS 9 (2x), vs. CLE 11/20/19

3, at PHI 11/23 ASSISTS 3, at PHI 11/23/19

3, vs. BOS 1/28 STEALS 3, vs. BOS 1/28/20

3, vs. MEM 10/23 BLOCKS 3, vs. MEM 10/23/19

5, at PHI 11/23 FG MADE 5, at PHI 11/23/19

----- 3FG MADE -----

4 (2x), vs. CHI 12/8 FT MADE 4 (2x), vs. CHI 12/8/19

20:11, at PHI 11/23 MINUTES 20:11, at PHI 11/23/19


9, at LAC 2/5 POINTS 9, at LAC 2/5/20

2, at SAC 2/7 REBOUNDS 2, at SAC 2/7/20


1, at LAC 2/5 STEALS 1, at LAC 2/5/20

----- BLOCKS -----

3, at LAC 2/5 FG MADE 3, at LAC 2/5/20

3, at LAC 2/5 3FG MADE 3, at LAC 2/5/20

----- FT MADE -----

20:31, at SAC 2/7 MINUTES 20:31, at SAC 2/7/20

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