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2008 Miami Heat Schedule
All times are US/Eastern
Regular Season
| January |
|---|
| Date | Day | Game | Time | Channel | HD Channel |
| 01/02 |
Wednesday |
Milwaukee Bucks |
7:30 PM |
758 |
758-1 |
| 01/04 |
Friday |
at Dallas Mavericks |
9:30 PM |
206 |
|
| 01/06 |
Sunday |
at Memphis Grizzlies |
4:00 PM |
754 |
|
| 01/08 |
Tuesday |
at Minnesota Timberwolves |
8:00 PM |
755 |
755-1 |
| 01/09 |
Wednesday |
at Milwaukee Bucks |
8:00 PM |
756 |
|
| 01/11 |
Friday |
at New Orleans Hornets |
8:00 PM |
206 |
|
| 01/19 |
Saturday |
New York Knicks |
7:30 PM |
754 |
|
| 01/26 |
Saturday |
Indiana Pacers |
3:30 PM |
751 |
|
| 01/30 |
Wednesday |
at Orlando Magic |
7:00 PM |
753 |
|
| February |
|---|
| Date | Day | Game | Time | Channel | HD Channel |
| 02/04 |
Monday |
Toronto Raptors |
7:30 PM |
754 |
|
| 02/07 |
Thursday |
at Philadelphia 76ers |
7:00 PM |
751 |
|
| 02/23 |
Saturday |
Philadelphia 76ers |
7:30 PM |
753 |
|
| 02/26 |
Tuesday |
Sacramento Kings |
7:30 PM |
751 |
|
| 02/29 |
Friday |
at Seattle SuperSonics |
10:30 PM |
760 |
|
| March |
|---|
| Date | Day | Game | Time | Channel | HD Channel |
| 03/02 |
Sunday |
at Sacramento Kings |
9:00 PM |
758 |
|
| 03/05 |
Wednesday |
Toronto Raptors |
7:30 PM |
755 |
|
| 03/07 |
Friday |
Golden State Warriors |
7:30 PM |
755 |
|
| 03/08 |
Saturday |
at Atlanta Hawks |
7:00 PM |
753 |
|
| 03/10 |
Monday |
Los Angeles Clippers |
7:30 PM |
754 |
|
| 03/12 |
Wednesday |
New York Knicks |
7:30 PM |
754 |
|
| 03/14 |
Friday |
Orlando Magic |
7:30 PM |
753 |
|
| 03/18 |
Tuesday |
at Milwaukee Bucks |
8:00 PM |
752 |
|
| 03/19 |
Wednesday |
at Toronto Raptors |
7:00 PM |
751 |
|
| 03/22 |
Saturday |
at Charlotte Bobcats |
7:00 PM |
752 |
|
| 03/24 |
Monday |
Milwaukee Bucks |
7:30 PM |
753 |
|
| 03/30 |
Sunday |
at Boston Celtics |
6:00 PM |
753 |
|
| 03/31 |
Monday |
at Indiana Pacers |
7:00 PM |
752 |
|
| April |
|---|
| Date | Day | Game | Time | Channel | HD Channel |
| 04/02 |
Wednesday |
New Orleans Hornets |
7:30 PM |
755 |
|
| 04/11 |
Friday |
Memphis Grizzlies |
7:30 PM |
756 |
|
| 04/14 |
Monday |
at Toronto Raptors |
7:00 PM |
751 |
|
| 04/16 |
Wednesday |
Atlanta Hawks |
7:30 PM |
756 |
|
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Miami Heat History
The Miami HEAT came into the NBA for the 1988-89 season as part of a two-phase league expansion that also included the Orlando Magic, the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Charlotte Hornets. After spending its first few years in the cellar, the franchise began to make progress thanks to a series of shrewd draft selections. Although the HEAT failed to achieve a winning season during their first five campaigns, the team stayed close to the break-even point and made it into the playoffs faster than any of its expansion peers.
After a disappointing 2006-07 season, the Heat look to move forward. Miami retained the 20th and 39th pick in the 2007 NBA Draft (as a result of sending former coach Stan Van Gundy to Orlando Magic). On June 28, 2007, the Miami Heat selected Colorado State forward Jason Smith with the 20th overall selection then traded him to the Philadelphia 76ers for the draft rights to 21st overall selection, guard Daequan Cook from Ohio State and cash considerations. With the 39th overall selection, the Miami Heat drafted Stanko Barac, a center from Bosnia, but later traded his rights to the Indiana Pacers for a future second round pick. The Heat lost Jason Kapono to the Toronto Raptors and James Posey to the Boston Celtics. The Heat got a much-needed point guard when they picked up Smush Parker from free agency and signed him to a 2-year deal and veteran guard Penny Hardaway reuniting the Shaq-Penny duo. Hardaway was later waived in December. Also in the 2007 Offseason, the Miami Heat made a 5 player trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, bringing back Ricky Davis and Mark Blount. Leaving the Heat was Antoine Walker, Wayne Simien, Michael Doleac, and a conditional 1st round pick. Davis was on the Heat in August 2000 but fell out of favor with Riley. Davis is now seen as a more polished scorer and the third option the Heat need to compliment Dwyane Wade and Shaquille O'Neal.
Information excerpted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami_Heat, and http://www.nba.com/heat/history/index.html, ©2008 NBA Media Ventures All Rights Reserved.
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