
Welcome to The Heat Beat Podcast, a weekly NBA podcast dedicated to bringing you the latest dose of Miami Heat news, insight, and commentary from MiamiHeatBeat.com. Hosted and produced by Giancarlo Navas and Brian Goins, our clunky mixture of data-driven analysis, on-air buffoonery, and perspective is cleverly crafted for listeners to laugh and learn as we try to make sense of the NBA and its fran... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1094 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Giancarlo Navas is joined by K to talk about the Heat's HUGE win against the Houston Rockets: • Wiggins the hero • Herro Durant spat • Spo committed to two bigs • Heat using more pick and rolls And more! USE PROMO CODE HEATBEAT ON PRIZEPICKS TO GET $... more
Giancarlo Navas is joined by Omar talk about the Heat's annoying loss against the Philadelphia 76ers • Heat disappointing clutch game • Wasted an elite Bam game • is Tank a Thon BACK? • Magic City Night in Atlanta! And more! Hosted by Simplecast, an ... more
Alphonse Sidney is joined by K with a (surprise) appearance from Omar as they break down the HEAT's awful loss to the Bucks and discuss what awaits this team in the near future.
• Penetration city / Powell fried chicken on defense!
• No FG’s in th... more
Siobhan Beslow is joined by Kyle as they breakdown the MIAMI HEAT's victory over the Memphis Grizzlies...or at least what remains of them. • Tyler cooking off the bench • Rebounding still matters • Bam's post play is a revelation • Pelle & Kas are fu... more
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These people talk so much nonsense. 1/3rd of everything they say is immediately falsifiable. “They don’t play Jovic” yeh they do. He was a heavy part of the rotation before injury and what happened before he got to that part of the rotation was called development by the best development team in the sport. These podcasters sound like children. “Just do something!” Yo the front office is figuring stuff out and has over performed. That they have made an error with Rozier doesn’t make you podcasters... more
The behaviour of these people needs to be corrected at not the heat front office…sack spo?? the front office has been terrible?? what other team has made the finals and competed so hard the last few years…the constant swearing to try and somehow prove poor points…they don’t know the game well and have very poor insight…I’m happy with teams current direction, youth movement, focusing more on offensively it’s a transition season, grow up. Tiffany does a good job the rest are clowns.
Way too many liberals on here for one show.
Win or lose they have fun. The heat pod for real heat fans.
If you want high level basketball talk you will find it here. Giancarlo Navas knows basketball and will offer you insights into what is happening on the floor.
I am less of a fan of hangover time mainly because I prefer listening to real analysis rather than the silliness of that show. With that said I’d still recommend that you tune in.
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Focused on the Miami Heat and their place within the NBA, the content features lively discussions that reflect both fan frustration and joy as the hosts provide insights into player performance, coaching strategies, and team dynamics. Episodes often include game analyses, covering victories, losses, and the challenges faced by the team, while also integrating humor and a sense of community among Heat fans. Unique aspects of the show include a blend of serious basketball analysis with an informal approach that emphasizes audience engagement, making it appealing to both casual listeners and dedicated fans who seek in-depth understanding of the team's direction and performance.
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Recent guests on The Miami Heat Beat Podcast include:
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2. Andy Liu
3. Brady Hawk
4. Dr. Jeffrey Epstein
5. Davion Mitchell
6. Drew Smith
7. Niko Liljovic
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