Locked On Heat - Daily Podcast On The Miami Heat

Part 2 of the best moments of the past season, includes my look at an early win over Milwaukee with Justise Winslow, a "South Beach Flu" beatdown over the Rockets and Jimmy Butler beating Toronto in overtime.

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I celebrate the best moments of the 2019-20 season this week and start off with my three "Honorable Mention" selections, giving context for this Heat season and freshening up a roster that had grown a little stagnant over the last few years.

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ESPN's "The Last Dance," a 10-part documentary on Michael Jordan, sheds light on the dysfunction of a championship team. So what does that say about Miami and the tension between the team and players? Plus, Dion Waiters owns up to his mistakes in Miami (sort of) and Jimmy Butler is doing his share to help teammates reconnect with basketball.

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My interview with two-time NBA champion Shane Battier continues as we talk about the 2012-13 season, the challenges of the 27-game win streak, and the end of his playing days with the Heat. Shane talks about "the speech" that helped kick off the streak and will always hold a place in franchise lore.

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Shane Battier joins the show to talk about his decision to join Miami in 2011, what it was like to compete for a title, sharing the floor and locker room with the "Big 3." A wealth of detail from a player that had some incredibly productive moments during his short 3-year stint and is forever etched into the memories of Heat fans around the world.

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Rohan Nadkarni and Wes Goldberg join the show for the second-best reunion in Heat history to talk about some of the franchise's best seasons and moments, from Dwyane to Shaq to LeBron. A great conversation that you won't want to miss.

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Longtime Miami Heat broadcasting legend Eric Reid joins me on the show to talk about the abrupt suspension of the NBA season, some of his favorite Heat moments, and his unique experiences covering the best seasons in franchise history. A great show you don't want to miss.

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With reports that Donovan Mitchell might not be able to repair his relationship with fellow Jazz All-Star Rudy Gobert, is it possible for the Miami Heat to pry him out of Utah? I'll get into whether Mitchell is a good fit in Miami and what it might take to land the missing piece of the team's future "Big 3."

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My longtime co-host, Wes Goldberg, joins me on the show to continue talking about the best season in Miami Heat history. We discuss the anti-Big 3 sentiment from around the league, as well as Miami's 27-game win streak, the evolution of Chris Bosh, and Ray Allen's defining moment in Game 6.

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The first episode of a week breaking down the best season in Heat franchise history! A title, a 27-game win streak, "The Shot" and so much more! I start off at the beginning, a look at what had happened during the previous strike-shortened season and how Miami bolstered their bench by adding Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis.

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