Miami, FL
Are The Miami Heat A Top Destination For Bronny James In The NBA Draft?
The Miami Heat’s second-round pick in this year’s NBA Draft (No. 43) may help their organization more than ever imagined.
Bronny James, son of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, is testing NBA Draft waters following a mediocre freshman year at USC. He averaged 4.8 points and 2.8 rebounds on 36.6 percent shooting in 25 games. While selecting the 19-year-old guard in the first round is far-fetched, a potential reunion with James could tempt them at No. 43. Bleacher Report is among outlets projecting the Heat as a suitor if the Lakers don’t add him first.
“There is already a relationship between the organization and LeBron James seeing how the future Hall of Famer played there for four seasons and won two championships,” B/R’s Scott Polacek wrote. “Miami also has a track record of getting solid production from its draft picks of late and would provide steady and proven infrastructure and coaching that could help the younger James thrive early in his career.”
The ties to James would likely sway the front office in favor of the decision, but the selection also makes sense from Bronny’s standpoint. The Heat have an extensive history of developing under-the-radar prospects, including Gabe Vincent, Max Strus, Haywood Highsmith, and Duncan Robinson. He would not feel the pressure of a major role in his rookie campaign, as he could learn from coach Erik Spoelstra as well as star guards Terry Rozier and Tyler Herro.
The Lakers forward stated on multiple occasions his desire to play with his son in the league, which could come true in Miami. James has a $51 million player option this offseason, having until June 29 to accept or decline (a few days after the NBA Draft). It should come as no surprise if fans see James wait until the final days to make his decision.
Anthony Pasciolla works as a contributing writer to Inside the Heat. He can be reached at ampasciolla@gmail.com or follow him on Instagram @anthony.pasciolla.
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Miami hasn’t seen the last of FIFA fever, and the Magic City will host one more game before the epic final: the third place match between France and England on Saturday.
But before they get to Miami Stadium, plenty of fans will first go through Miami International Airport.
To prepare for the influx of travelers making their way to the city to watch the game in person, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is hosting a news conference on Friday to outline its security protocols.
Officials will be providing updates on passenger screening procedures, enhanced airport security measures, and the role of the Federal Air Marshal Service at Miami Stadium.
They’re also expected to provide some tips to make the travel experience as seamless as possible.
This is a developing story. Refresh for updates.
What do you see as a realistic r ecord for the 2026-2027 Miami Dolphins?
Worst case: Wins 7, Losses 10
Best case: Wins 9, Losses 8
(with possible playoff)
Is your take more optimistic than the national media’s?
From what I’ve been r eading, my take is way more optimistic, even in the worst case.
Most have Miami 4 – 5 wins tops.
If so, what’s your reasoning?
Over the last 4yrs (McDaniel tenure), f ans here had questions at QB, O-line, D-line Corner & Safety.
This is a different yr, but with the same questions at the s ame positions.
The possibility is there. All things seem to be equal, so the out come shouldn’t be much worse or better.
Miami, FL
“We’re going to be champions”. Argentina fans in Miami Beach celebrate team’s win against England
It was a night Argentina fans in South Florida will never forget.
“It’s going to go crazy, this is unbelievable. We needed it, the country needs this,” said Carlo, a team Argentina fan.
“Feeling great, we got the cup,” said Joel Decima.
Collins Avenue and 73rd Street were a sea of blue and white as far as the eye could see.
Passionate fans flocked to the streets after Argentina pulled off a win over England, 2-1, sealing their spot in the World Cup final.
“I can’t believe it. It’s still sinking in, and it’s personal. This game is personal,” said Nicole Faria.
“Super. Super, happy. So happy. So, so proud of the team,” said Sylvia, an Argentina fan.
“What’s going to happen? We’re going to win. We’re going to be the champions. We will. We will take it,” said Carlo.
On Sunday, July 19, Argentina will take on Spain in New Jersey at 3 p.m. ET to see who takes home the World Cup.
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