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KINGS VS HEAT

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M IAM I, AS A N I D E A , M E A N S D I F F E R E N T T HINGS D E P E N D I N G O N W H O YO U A S K .

SHE IS NEO N P I N K S U N R I S E S A N D E L E C T R I C BLUE NIG HT S. A PLAYGROUND FOR THE YOUNG A N D R I C H . A T R O P I C A L P A R A D I S E WHERE THE B L O O D O F O U R P E O P L E P U L S E S IN T IM E T O A R H Y T H M I C B A C K B E A T.

MIAM I’S AT T I T U D E I S P A R T O F H E R A P P E A L . SHE’ S U N D E N I A B L Y B E AU TI F U L . HER EN G L I S H I S A L I T T L E S P O TTY. AND SHE’ S J U S T D A N G E R O U S E N O U G H T O KEEP YOU ON EDGE.

IN VICE, WE ARE EXPLORING HER AS A CITY TRAPPED IN TIME. A GLITCH IN REALITY WHERE 1988 NEVER ENDED.

VICE IS THE FUTURE AS IMAGINED IN THE 80â&#x20AC;&#x2122;S.

AS IF THE ART AND CULTURE OF A BYGONE ERA HAS BECOME THE FOUNDATION FOR OUR FUTURE, TRANSFORMING OUR PRESENT INTO A DAZZLING ALTERNATIVE REALITY STAGED AGAINST THE MAGENTA BACKDROP OF VICE ERA OF MIAMI.

2017-2018

Regular

SEASON SCHEDULE 2018

JANUARY 7

UTA 3:30 14

MIL 1:00

S 10

IND 7:00

S 16

S 23

S 30

HOU 8:00

CHI 3:30

DET 7:30

TOR 7:30 S

DAL 7:30

MIL 8:00

SAC 7:30

CLE 7:30

NYK 7:00

ORL 7:30

TOR 7:00

PHI 7:00

PHI 7:30

HOU 7:30

PHX 7:30

S 26

CHA 7:30

2018

PHI 8:00

MIL 8:00

DEN 7:30

DET 7:00

PHI 7:30 S

SAC 10:00 S

IND 5:00

WAS 7:00

POR 10:30

CH 7:00

FEBRUARY 4

LAL 7:30

BKN 7:30

2018

MARCH

SS 6

CLE 8:00

NYK 7:30

S 17

DET 7:30 WAS 7:30

LAL 10:30

S 24

OKC 8:00 S

APRIL 12

ATL 7:30

OKC 7:30

ATL 7:30 TOR 7:30

BKN 8:00

CHI 7:30

2018

NYK 7:30 13

S 7

NOP 8:00

MEM 7:30

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The Story of MORE THAN JUST A JERSEY BY BRETT MAURER, HEAT CREATIVE A couple of summers ago, HEAT Creative received a brief; Nike was coming in as the new league outfitter, and the first new uniform series was slated to be city-centric. Our theme was a no-brainer. Since the mid-80’s, the colors pink and blue have become culturally synonymous with Miami, and we were going to be the first professional sports team to wear them. But once you get past the aesthetic, you start thinking about Vice and what made that time special. It was the 80’s, it was electric. It turned Miami into a destination and a fantasy all in one, starting a resurgence of sorts for a city that needed it dearly at the time. And then you start thinking about HEAT Basketball, and how it all relates back to us. So we started digging. The idea of our franchise was conceived back in 1986. A slew of Vice-themed suggestions filled the “Name The Team” contest cards that year. When we opened the doors to our first game in ’88, Miami Arena lit up in these colors. Don Johnson himself introduced the HEAT Dancers before the first tipoff. Looking at that arena, the direction was clear. Our history led us to this uniform all along. On to design. “Iterate” is the name of the game. Throughout the design process, we must’ve collectively put over a hundred ideas out for critique. 80’s fashion, South Beach-inspired Art Deco, retro-digital, we brought it all. But the jersey needed to feel authentic – not just to the city or the time period we were referencing, but to the HEAT brand as well. So we pulled out our original silhouette, replaced the HEAT red and orange with laser fuchsia and blue gale, and placed the Miami Arena mark that felt so right on the front. Fast forward to tonight and we’ll be seeing the product of our work hit the hardwood. As creators, we’re always a little nervous about seeing final work in the wild, but the reception has been incredible. We’re simultaneously bringing back memories for die-hard fans, feeding the pop culture beast, and staying true to our brand all in one – and that’s how we know we’ve been successful. Tickets on Sale Now ›

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LOST OR STOLEN TICKETS – Guests are encouraged to keep their tickets in a secure location. The Ticket Office reserves the right not to replace lost or stolen tickets. Please contact the Ticket Office at (786) 777-1250.

ADVANCE TICKETS – To purchase tickets for future HEAT games and events at the AmericanAirlines Arena, visit the Advance Ticket booth at Section 103, or the Tissot Ticket Center located on the NE exterior of the Arena next to Gate 3. You may also call 1-800-4NBA-TIX, or purchase online at the HEAT ticketExchange at HEAT.com or Ticketmaster. com.

PREMIUM GUEST SERVICES – Our staff is available throughout the Suite, Loge and Starbox areas to assist our Premium Seat Guests. From ticket concerns to food and beverage needs, our concierge staff are available to assist in making your stay with us more enjoyable. For any questions pertaining to the Premium Operations Department, contact (786) 777-1460.

ALCOHOL POLICY – Only sold to guests 21 years or older. Two (2) drink maximum per purchase per person. All alcohol sales will cease at the end of the third quarter or at the discretion of the Arena management. Proper I.D. is required.

POLICIES – For the safety of our Guests, AmericanAirlines Arena does not permit the following items into the Arena:

ANIMALS – No animals are permitted on the Arena grounds with the exception of trained service animals for our guests with disabilities. ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES – Available at the Guest Services location at Section 103. ATMs – ATMs are conveniently located at the following areas of the Arena: Inside Gate 1, and Sections 104, 109, 111, 116, 121, 123, 303, 313, 318, 330, 407 and 417. BABY CHANGING STATIONS – Baby changing tables are located in all men’s, women’s and family restrooms throughout the Arena. CREDIT CARDS – American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa are accepted at the Flagship Lounges, Dewar’s Clubhouse, Suites, Ticket Office, merchandise and concessions stands located throughout the Arena.

PARKING – For quick and convenient access to and from AmericanAirlines Arena, there are several other privately owned parking lots surrounding the Arena on gamedays for a fee. (Parking rates are designed by the Parking lot operator and not the Arena).

• Bottles, jugs, thermoses, cans, coolers, or any type of hard containers • Food and beverages not purchased at AmericanAirlines Arena • Banners • Strollers • Fireworks • Weapons of any kind

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Please note that all bags are subject to search when entering AmericanAirlines Arena and may be checked in at a Guest Services location. RE-ENTRY – AmericanAirlines Arena does not permit re-entry once you are inside the facility.

DISABLED ENTRANCE – Gate 3 and Gate 4.

RETAIL STORE/STANDS – Our team store, The Miami HEAT Store, is located on the Mezzanine Level at the Biscayne Entrance and retail stands are located at Sections 106, 110, 118, 122, 302, 309, 324, 318, 406 West, and 416 East, or by visiting theMiamiHEATStore.com.

DISABLED PARKING – Available in the lower level (P2) garage and in any of the parking lots adjacent to the Arena, based on availability.

SEASON TICKET ACCOUNT SERVICES – Located at section 115, exclusively designated for Season Ticket Holder questions.

DISABLED SEATING – The AmericanAirlines Arena is pleased to provide seating for our disabled guests in all areas, levels and price categories. Please contact the Ticket Office at (786) 777-1250.

SMOKING POLICY – In order to ensure the comfort and convenience of all guests, the AmericanAirlines Arena is a “Smoke Free” facility. Smoking will, however, be permitted in the following exterior areas: • Outside balconies located just outside Sections 104-108, 116-120, 308, 324 • Suite outdoor balconies

DIRECTORIES – To find the nearest ATM, concession stand, telephone, etc., please visit any of the directories near the elevators to assist you with locating these items.

ELEVATORS – Use the following elevators to guide you to your seat: Dewar’s Clubhouse: All Dewar’s Clubhouse Members are encouraged to utilize elevators 7 and 8 located at Sections 122, Suite 274 and 328. Suites/Loges: All Suite and Loge Ticket Holders are encouraged to utilize elevators 3 and 4 located at Sections 110, 223 and 312. Disabled Guests: All disabled guests are encouraged to utilize elevators 1 and 2 located at Sections 103, 205 and 304. All elevators can be accessed from the P2 Parking Garage. ESCALATORS – Across from Sections 101/124, 112/113, 301/322, 317/316. FIRST AID – Across from Section 110. SEASON TICKET SERVICES WINDOW – Our Season Ticket Services window is located at the Ticket Office. If you have any questions concerning your season tickets, please visit this location or Guest Services located at Section 115 or 306.

STAIRWELLS – There are four main stairwells for your convenience: Red Stairwell (NW): Sections 104, 304, 409 Orange Stairwell (NE): Sections 110, 312, 412 Blue Stairwell (SE): Sections 115, 321, 419 Yellow Stairwell (SW): Sections 122, 328, 402 TELEPHONES – Pay telephones are located near Section 103 and Gate 3. WATER FOUNTAINS – Water fountains are conveniently located at the following areas of the Arena: Sections 104, 109, 116, 121, 201, 244, 305, 312, 321, 328, 408, and 419. WEBSITES – AmericanAirlines Arena: aaarena.com The Miami HEAT Store: themiamiheatstore.com Miami HEAT: HEAT.com WIFI – Free public network: AAA Public WiFi

GATES OPEN – Most arena gates open one hour prior to the beginning of a HEAT game. Premium Seating, XFINITY East Plaza, and 601 areas open an hour and a half prior to tip-off. GUEST SERVICE LOCATIONS – Located on the Mezzanine Level at the Biscayne Entrance, Sections 103 and 322

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Map INFORM SERVICES

FACILITIES Men’s Restroom

Smoking Permitted

Women’s Gender AED Restroom Neutral Restroom Machines

Elevators

Escalators

Phones

Stairs

100/300/400 Level Balconies

Smoke Free-Zone First Aid

FOOD

Guest Services

Season Ticket Services

ATM Machines

DRINK

Bacardi Bars

102, 104, 109, 111, 114, 118 121, 123, 303, 308, 324, XEP

Baja Bao 124

Barefoot Wines 112

Beer

102, 109, 111, 114, 123, 124, 314, 319, 320

Blue Moon Bar 319

Bodega

108, 124, 303

Bombay Bistro 116

Carnival Blue Iguana Tequila Bar 404/405

Water Fountain

Craft Beer

HYDE Check-in

Arena and XFINITY East Plaza

Lucky Dogs

Popcorn

Downtown Dogs

Miami Smokers

Prime Burger Grill

Fit Food

Mini Donuts

Sausages Cart

Family Fare

Moët Bar

Sergio’s Cuban Café & Grill

Grey Goose Bar

Nuts

105

416

112

105

120, 307 108

315

123

106

113, 304, 406, 416

Gyros

Outtakes

120, 325

116

Haagen Dazs/Coffee 108, 120, 309

IceByrd Frozen Yogurt 112

Papa John’s Pizza 101, 113, 310, 323, 416

PB Burger 120

101

105, 117, 308, 324 416

117, 325

Street Corn Nachos 406

Tequesitos 121, 307

Uptown Dogs 407

601

East Plaza

Kosher 120, 319

Carnival RedFrog Bar 114, 414/415

Chicken Ciao 108, 309

1&2

3&4

Corona Beach Bodega 304

100 LEVEL

7&8

MATION 300

1&2 3&4

LEVEL

7&8

400

1&2

3&4

LEVEL

7&8

MIAMI

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THE MAGIC OF THE

Pink Elephant

A MEMOIR OF THE MIAMI HEAT AND THE STYLE OF â&#x20AC;&#x2122;92.

BY ANDREW FABIAN 20

Kings --- HEAT

On a cloudless April day in ‘92,

when DayGlo colors were cool and I was too, my father ushered my brothers and I onto the Metrorail for a journey to our first HEAT game. Decked out in hand-me-down Nike Air Command Force high-tops and acid-washed denim shorts with an elastic waistband, I looked like a miniature extra from “White Men Can’t Jump.” As the train made its jarring departure, we gazed out the window at all of the Cuban barrel tile rooftops, admiring the graffiti masterpieces and pretending not to notice the scantily clad models on the passing billboards, mesmerized by the new perspective on our beloved city. Stepping off the Metro at what used to be called the Overtown/Arena station, our eyes beheld The Pink Elephant, also known as Miami Arena. Miami in the late 80’s and early 90’s was still riding the aesthetic wave captured in the media—bright convertible sports cars with pointy front bumpers, white linen blazers with thick shoulder pads, and neon signs with swirling letters like the ones denoting the arena itself. For my brothers and I, it was a sneak peek at the myth of adulthood. We were a crew of budding urbanites riding public transportation, traversing the jungle on our own two feet, ready to step into a Miami institution to witness giants in battle. My father let us hold our own tickets and hand them to the gate attendant, reinforcing the illusion of our maturity, and we made our way to the upper bowl of the arena. As they announced the starting five to thunderous applause the only name I recognized was Rony Seikaly, the first ever draft pick for the HEAT whose jersey was the most prominent on the souvenir racks. I don’t remember who won, nor do I remember any pivotal moments from the game itself. What I do remember was feeling like I belonged in the 3-0-5, like the squealing Metrorail was mine, like the city’s pastel color palette was my idea, like the heat and humidity were conditions in which I was born to thrive. The City Edition Vice jersey represents the fuzzy nostalgia of my first HEAT game, capturing the essence of The Pink Elephant and everything that was once cool, reminding me to proudly affirm the magic of my youth and the magic of my city.

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Answers: 1. Man in the top left corner is now wearing a black hat 2. Palm trees on the right are removed 3. Man at the bottom of the picture in jeans is now wearing pink socks 4. Security light under the Miami Arena sign has been removed 5. Second line removed from front of building

Fans gather outside the Miami Arena before the first ever home game for the Miami HEAT. NOVEMBER 5, 1988

Can you spot THE 5 DIFFERENCES?

INSTAGRAMABLE SPOTS IN

Wynwood Walls

Backdrops for days. There’s art on nearly every block, and your followers will love the pop of color on their feed.

Miami Beach

Colorful lifeguard stands and beautiful beaches. The perfect combo for a top liked pic.

Pérez Art Museum

Not just because they’re our neighbors, but this stunning museum is home to an abundance of art, life-sized sculptures and awesome views of Biscayne Bay.

Ocean Drive

Neon signs. Enough said.

Kings --- HEAT

We’re #blessed to live in such a beautiful city. There’s so much beauty in fact, that when using your Instagram in the 305, the photo op locations are endless. It’s hard to limit to just these, but here are eight hot spots around town that may get you some more Insta likes.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

A landscaping dream. This historical landmark is home to beautiful gardens and architecture and the photo spots are endless.

Basement Miami Beach

Get your bowl on, ice skate or just stand there and pretend. Either way, your followers will appreciate this awesome spot.

Little Havana

Aside from the necessary cafecito pic, this spot is full of Miami’s Cuban flavors and vibrant culture.

AmericanAirlines Arena

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Players

& COACHES #2 GUARD

FROM: North Carolina/USA HEIGHT: 6’5 WEIGHT: 200 BIRTHDAY: 11/29/87 YEARS PRO: 8

#4 CENTER

FROM: Purdue/USA HEIGHT: 7’0 WEIGHT: 260 BIRTHDAY: 8/27/92 YEARS PRO: 1

GUARD

FROM: Fresno State/USA HEIGHT: 6’4 WEIGHT: 190 BIRTHDAY: 5/7/92 YEARS PRO: 3

FORWARD/GUARD

FROM: Nevada-Las Vegas/USA HEIGHT: 6’7 WEIGHT: 200 BIRTHDAY: 2/15/97 YEARS PRO: 1

#0 FORWARD

FROM: Gonzaga/Canada HEIGHT: 7’0 WEIGHT: 245 BIRTHDAY: 4/19/91 YEARS PRO: 4

GUARD

FROM: Tennessee/USA HEIGHT: 6’6 WEIGHT: 200 BIRTHDAY: 9/15/93 YEARS PRO: 2

#15 FORWARD

FROM: Florida State/USA HEIGHT: 6’8 WEIGHT: 215 BIRTHDAY: 8/13/92 YEARS PRO: 1

Kings --- HEAT

CENTER

FROM: Marshall/USA HEIGHT: 7’0 WEIGHT: 265 BIRTHDAY: 6/13/89 YEARS PRO: 5

#13 CENTER/FORWARD

GUARD

FROM: Kentucky/USA HEIGHT: 6’10 WEIGHT: 255 BIRTHDAY: 7/18/97 YEARS PRO: R

FROM: Union Olimpija/Slovenia HEIGHT: 6’3 WEIGHT: 190 BIRTHDAY: 5/6/86 YEARS PRO: 9

#40

#16

FORWARD

FROM: Florida/USA HEIGHT: 6’8 WEIGHT: 235 BIRTHDAY: 6/9/80 YEARS PRO: 14

FROM: Wake Forest/USA HEIGHT: 6’8 WEIGHT: 240 BIRTHDAY: 2/20/87 YEARS PRO: 8

#17

#25 FORWARD

GUARD/FORWARD

FROM: Kansas State/USA HEIGHT: 6’5 WEIGHT: 200 BIRTHDAY: 7/29/91 YEARS PRO: 1

FROM: Louisiana State/USA HEIGHT: 6’8 WEIGHT: 235 BIRTHDAY: 7/9/94 YEARS PRO: 2

#11

GUARD

FROM: Syracuse/USA HEIGHT: 6’4 WEIGHT: 215 BIRTHDAY: 12/10/91 YEARS PRO: 5

#14

FROM: Michigan/USA HEIGHT: 6’1 WEIGHT: 185 BIRTHDAY: 4/3/95 YEARS PRO: R

#20

ERIK SPOELSTRA HEAD COACH

FORWARD

FROM: Duke/USA HEIGHT: 6’7 WEIGHT: 225 BIRTHDAY: 3/26/96 YEARS PRO: 2

DAN CRAIG ASST. COACH

JUWAN HOWARD ASST. COACH

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CHRIS QUINN OCTAVIO DE ASST. COACH/ LA GRANA DIR OF PLAYER DEV. ASST. COACH/ PLAYER DEV.

PLAYER

POS

DOB

FROM

YRS

Bam Adebayo

C/F

6’10

255

7/18/97

Kentucky/USA

Goran Dragic

6’3

190

5/6/86

Union Olimpija/Slovenia

Wayne Ellington

6’5

200

11/29/87

North Carolina/USA

A.J. Hammons

7’0

260

8/27/92

Purdue/USA

Udonis Haslem

6’8

235

6/9/80

Florida/USA

James Johnson

6’8

240

2/20/87

Wake Forest/USA

Tyler Johnson

6’4

190

5/7/92

Fresno State/USA

Derrick Jones Jr.*

F/G

6’7

200

2/15/97

Nevada-Las Vegas/USA

Rodney McGruder

G/F

6’5

200

7/29/91

Kansas State/USA

Jordan Mickey

6’8

235

7/9/94

Louisiana State/USA

Kelly Olynyk

7’0

245

4/19/91

Gonzaga/Canada

Josh Richardson

6’6

200

9/15/93

Tennessee/USA

Dion Waiters

6’4

215

12/10/91

Syracuse/USA

Derrick Walton, Jr.*

6’1

185

4/3/95

Michigan/USA

Okaro White

6’8

215

8/13/92

Florida State/USA

Hassan Whiteside

7’0

265

6/13/89

Marshall/USA

Justise Winslow

6’7

225

3/26/96

Duke/USA

*Two-Way Contract

ASSISTANT COACH/ PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

HEAD COACH

Erik Spoelstra (Portland)

Octavio De La Grana (Liberty University)

ASSISTANT COACHES

ATHLETIC TRAINER

Dan Craig (Plymouth State) Juwan Howard (Michigan)

Jay Sabol (Florida International)

ASSISTANT COACH/ DIR. OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Chris Quinn (Notre Dame)

Kings --- HEAT

PLAYER

POS

DOB

FROM

YRS

6’6

205

8/18/92

Fenerbahce/Serbia

G/F

6’6

220

1/26/77

North Carolina/USA

19 2

Bogdan Bogdanovic

Vince Carter

Willie Cauley-Stein

7’0

240

8/18/93

Kentucky/USA

Jack Cooley*

6’10

274

4/4/91

Norte Dame/USA

De’Aaron Fox

6’3

175

12/20/97

Kentucky/USA

Harry Giles

F/C

6’10

240

4/22/98

Duke/USA

Buddy Hield

6’4

214

12/17/93

Oklahoma/Bahamas

George Hill

6’3

188

5/4/86

IUPUI/USA

Justin Jackson

6’8

210

3/28/95

North Carolina/USA

Kosta Koufos

7’0

265

2/24/89

Ohio State/USA

Skal Labissiere

6’11

225

3/18/96

Kentucky/Haiti

Frank Mason III

5’11

190

4/3/94

Kansas/USA

Georgios Papagiannis

7’1

240

7/3/97

Panathinaikos/Greece

Zach Randolph

6’9

250

7/16/81

Michigan State/USA

Malachi Richardson

6’6

205

1/5/96

Syracuse/USA

JaKarr Sampson*

6’9

207

3/20/93

St. John’s (NY)/USA

Garrett Temple

6’6

195

5/8/86

Louisiana State/USA

R 1 16 1

*Two-Way Contract

HEAD COACH

Dave Joerger (Moorhead State) ASSISTANT COACHES

Elston Turner (Mississippi) Bryan Gates (Boise State) Bob Thornton (California-Irvine) Jason March (Florida State) Duane Ticknor (South Dakota)

ADVANCE SCOUT/ ASSISTANT COACH

Dan Hartfield (Wisconsin-Green Bay) HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Manny Romero (Loyola Marymount)

ASSISTANT COACH/ PLAYER DEVELOPMENT COACH

Larry Lewis (Morehouse)

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FROM: IUPUI/USA HEIGHT: 6’3 WEIGHT: 188 BIRTHDAY: 5/4/86 YEARS PRO: 9

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ALL-TIME SCORERS

17 HEAT’S LONGEST WINNING STREAK

AWAY | 1/9/09-1/12/13

ALL-TIME | 10/31/08-12/20/13

LARGEST WIN

115-84 @MIA 1/23/10

@SAC 1/9/09 (OT)

@MIA 12/26/93

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HOME | 11/3/02-present

DWYANE WADE

38 MITCH RICHMOND

AWAY RECORD

HEAT’S

HOME | 11/1/16

HOME | 11/10/01

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LAST LOSS:

108-96 (OT) 90-75 AWAY | 1/4/17

AWAY | 12/27/13

107-102

108-103 141

108-69 @SAC 4/10/89

MOST POINTS

10:00PM

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141-129 (2 OT) @MIA 2/26/13

(OT)

129

141-129 (2 OT) @MIA 2/26/13

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