The Miami Heat won't have their best player, Jimmy Butler, going for them in Game 5 against the Hawks. But that's alright, they can still win the game.
The Miami Heat head into a crucial Game 5 matchup against the Atlanta Hawks in their first round NBA Playoff series. The Miami Heat can, most certainly, still win this Game 5 elimination bout. The game isn’t “crucial” for any particular reason, other than the fact that the Miami Heat have the opportunity to close the series out in their own building.
Miami's leader will be sidelined for Tuesday's 1st-round matchup against Atlanta. From NBA.com News Services. April 26, 2022 1:07 ...
The veteran leader will be sidelined for his third straight game due to a hamstring injury. Miami leads Atlanta 3-1 in the first-round series. In addition to Butler, the Heat will be without Kyle Lowry in Game 5.
Butler, who hadn't previously been listed on the injury report, is out due to right knee inflammation.
2:58pm: Already missing Kyle Lowry for Game 5 of their series vs. Butler, who hadn’t previously been listed on the injury report, has been ruled out due to right knee inflammation. Chiang adds that Oladipo is set to start in Butler’s stead tonight against Atlanta.
The Heat will look to close out their first-round series against the Hawks without Jimmy Butler, who was ruled out for Game 5 with right knee inflammation.
"We have to make some adjustments with [Butler] out of the lineup," McMillan said during his pregame news conference. And we've gained a lot of confidence to be able to figure out ways to win, regardless of who is playing." "The training staff just made the determination that he will not be available tonight," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said during his pregame news conference. Butler woke up Tuesday feeling soreness in the knee and is considered day-to-day moving forward, a team source told ESPN. Spoelstra said the team was unaware if there was a specific cause of the injury in Game 4, or if it was the result of general wear and tear. Miami went 15-10 in the regular season without Butler and have gone 13-7, including Game 4 in Atlanta, without Lowry. MIAMI -- Heat star Jimmy Butler was ruled out of Game 5 of Miami's first-round series against the Atlanta Hawks because of right knee inflammation, the team announced Tuesday afternoon about three hours before tipoff.
Jimmy Butler is dealing with right knee inflammation and will not be available for Game 5 vs. the Hawks.
Following Game 4 in Atlanta, the series shifts back to Miami for Game 5 on April 26. TBD TBD Game In those 25 games without Butler, Miami went 15-10. The Miami Heat have a chance to eliminate the Atlanta Hawks in Game 5 on Tuesday, but it will have to be without a pair of starters.
Miami announced that All-Star Jimmy Butler would not play in Tuesday's game due to right knee inflammation. The news comes a day after Kyle Lowry was ruled out ...
He was replaced in the starting lineup by Gabe Vincent, who finished Game 4 with 11 points and four assists in 27 minutes. Butler has started every game this series and was sensational in Miami’s 110–86 win in Game 4. He played 36 minutes and scored a game-high 36 points on 12-for-21 shooting, grabbing 10 rebounds with four assists and four steals.
Miami announced that Butler he will be out of the lineup, as will Kyle Lowry.
While Butler missed 25 games this season, this is the first time that he has been on Miami's injury report with a knee injury. He is coming off a 36-point, 10-rebound, four-assist, four-steal performance in a 110-86 victory on Sunday, and that wasn't even his best game of the playoffs -- in Game 2, Butler scored 45 points on 15-for-25 shooting, with five rebounds, five assists and two steals. Oladipo's playmaking will be even more important in Butler's absence, and some of the offensive burden will surely fall to Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo, too.
The Miami Heat have announced that Jimmy Butler will miss the fifth game of their first-round playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday night due ...
Only Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets has been scoring more, with an average of 31.3 points per game. Kyle Lowry remains out following a hamstring injury sustained in Game 3. The Heat lead the series 3-1 and will hope to close it out at home in Butler’s absence.