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Heat of the Moment: A Miami Heat Podcast

Heat of the Moment: A Miami Heat Podcast

By: Micah Lister Lino Anunciacion
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 Heat of the Moment is a Miami Heat podcast created by two lifelong friends who love the Heat. The show will provide weekly recaps of the Heat's recent games and previews of what's to come. Micah and Lino will also discuss any noteworthy news related to the team including trade rumors and roster changes. You can expect breakdowns of what's happening on the court and the occasional hot take about what the front office needs to do. Please give us a listen and join what we hope will become a fun, inclusive, and entertaining community of Heat fans.Micah Lister, Lino Anunciacion Basketball
Episodes
  • The Miami Heat Cools Down and Considers Trades

    The Miami Heat Cools Down and Considers Trades
    Dec 19 2025

    Micah and Lino discuss the Miami Heat’s 5 game losing streak prior to the win against Brooklyn, diagnose some of the issues on offense, and navigate different trade scenarios.

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Are the Miami Heat Better or Worse with Tyler Herro?

    Are the Miami Heat Better or Worse with Tyler Herro?
    Dec 3 2025

    Micah and Lino discuss the return of Tyler Herro, his fit with the new Miami Heat system, and his effect on the rotation.

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    49 mins
  • The Miami Heat Survive Without Bam, Ware Finds Breakthrough, Now What Can Niko Do?

    The Miami Heat Survive Without Bam, Ware Finds Breakthrough, Now What Can Niko Do?
    Nov 21 2025

    Micah and Lino review the Bam-less stretch of games— who rose to the occasion, who was found wanting, and what to look forward to with the return of Tyler Herro.

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    49 mins
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