Too easy? Heat take games 1 & 2 vs the Hawks

04/22/22 • 14 min

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With the playoffs underway it appears the Miami Heat are motivated to send a message to the East. Two games in and the squad has won in two very different ways behind historic performances from Duncan Robinson and Jimmy Butler respectively. It's time to dive in on what's to come in the rest of the series vs the Trae Young-led Atlanta Hawks while keeping a wandering eye on the Philadelphia 76'ers. Tap in with Warren who breaks it all down.

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The first annual Heat Awards

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Who was Miami's most valuable player (or person) this year? Warren Shaw tackles that question and more in the first annual Heat Awards where he takes a look at some of the typical NBA award categories and puts a Miami twist on each. Brady Hawk from 5 Reasons Sports joins the show to provide valuable insight into each award and many of the picks don't go the way of conventional thinking. Tune in to the Heat Awards.

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