Miami HEAT vs. Golden State Warriors | HEAT Full-Game Highlights | July 8, 2025

Miami HEAT vs. Golden State Warriors | HEAT Full-Game Highlights | July 8, 2025

Paraloo’s Jr. There’s Larson coming off his rookie season with Miami. A nice take. 65 215. Speaking of that size, scored 18 points in his first California Classic game. Did not play in the second. In transition, it’s Kyra Lewis Jr. is doing a great job of, you know, playing defense, but not boxing out. That’s the third offensive rebound for Miami as they finish the play. That’s the last thing you want, Kevin. Just look for it here. Yakon is going down the middle, but again, a great playmaker with a nice little pocket pass as he gets in the air, sees his teammate, and there you go. Really solid for the Santa Cruz Warriors on that two-way contract. Bella Larson from deep with the size and the outside capacity. Iron Gardner in there setting a screen for Yakonis. First minutes in the California Classic for Umar Balo out of Indiana and Arizona. Nice finish. And also Gonzaga. France has been taking over the NBA and the WNBA. They really have. Look no further than the Golden State Valkyries. There you go. Kyro Lewis Jr. for Alex Tui. Whether he’s getting a steal or not, the activity is there. The hands are there. He is such a big frame and he can step outside to guard. Gardner a nice push shot. No good for Larson. Nice rebound. Tui. Tui is everywhere right now. Myron Gardner also everywhere. What a save. And Marcus Williams lays it in. Our play. Wow. Perfectly scooped behind his back. And then I heard you and St. Gene talking about San Francisco the other day, making sure it wasn’t South Florida. Didn’t know. Wouldn’t have known. And then here goes the dawn. The dawn. Not the bull. The dawn. after four years at Howard. Larson the lob to big bad Vlad by Pelle Larson once again sees two defenders. Coleman Hawkins doesn’t know where to go. He’s trying to tag his man. He’s trying to stay in front and not enough. Golden finishes it up with did you say the the big bad blast. That’s probably not a good thing. Yeah, but all these guys really leaving it out there as the Warriors turn it over again. Pella Larson banking it in. It’s you to stand up just right there. Being able to collect, gather, use that core strength to Gardner. Good catch and finish and a foul. And Delana once again using that foot speed getting by his defender getting to the rim. Nice back high. Oh yeah, the give and go. Last year with the Oklahoma City Blue, you’re a big fan of Javvante Cook. Big time. Yeah, big Javvante Cook guy here. Keshot Johnson. Good cut. Good reverse. Don’t let them face cut in front of you. Ky Lewis, former Pelicans lottery pick takes it all the way inside. Right. That you’re you’re on the right track. You’re still getting better. You know, you’re not supposed to play all of summer league. There you go. Lewis. Oh, the lob was read perfectly by Hawkins. Larson. Strong take. Hawkins holding on him. Keeps using that hook. Marqueis Balden getting the finish inside. A good start for Golden State in the second. He was 0 for three in the first half. That’s got to feel good for him. Keshot Johnson showing off the off hand. Just a bit of confusion to allow that pass to get through on the weak side. I like the vision there, the floor vision. Keshot Johnson drills the three. Off limits to fans today, to the general public, but there are family and friends in the building. There is a nice cheering section for Keshot Johnson. Of course, he is a Bay Area native. I did hear that little cheer after that outside three. Yeah, the cheering section here last year as well. sets the screen for Richard. Kyro Lewis Jr. all over it. Run out for the Heat. Behind the back to Key. Johnson. He can run the floor and finish with authority. Look at this. Love the wing run behind the back pass and handle loss there. Taran Armstrong blocked. He really is. That was awesome. Hello Larson’s turn and he follows his own miss. Jackson Row and the Warriors on a n push here to cut it to 10. Not for long and alioop out of the timeout for Umar Balo. The Dylan deuce cuts this to eight. Close as the Warriors have been all half. They’re down 12 at the break. It’s a lob for Kesha Johnson. He had it in his mind to shoot. Mhm. Yeah, he was ready to shoot before he even caught the ball. Danger. Nicely done. Really impressive play for Johnson. And you can see the smile on his face. He’s feeling it. Marcus Williams for three. In the paint from making things. Dante Scott had nowhere to go. Get out. Get out. Inside. Big bad flag. The drop off for Settle. Gliding to the rim. Into the corner for Kesha Johnson. His second three of the game. Makes it 8161. So they did take a point away from Will Richard. That was a two, not a three. Kyra Lewis Jr. 15-point game. Lewis gets free and drills it. Hand back. Marcus Williams off the glass. That’s a clever finish. The inside hand right by your defender.

Kira Lewis Jr. led all scorers with 16 points (2-3 3PT) and four assists in Miami’s 93-79 win vs. the Golden State Warriors Tuesday night.

Keshad Johnson scored 15 points (4-4 3PT) to go with four rebounds and two assists. Pelle Larsson added 15 points, five rebounds and four assists.

MIA vs. GSW Boxscore:
https://www.nba.com/game/mia-vs-gsw-1322500005/box-score

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