Miami Heat Off-Season Thread 12.0 - Pajama Pat’s Nursing Home

[Rapaz]

Nurse your devastation here.

[Trapstar3]

Shambles

[El Alonzo scowl]

https://www.intermiamicf.com/news/match-preview-inter-miami-cf-and-houston-dynamo-fc-to-face-off-in-u-s-open-cup-f



Mauricio Venegas
Tuesday, Sep 26, 2023, 11:41 AM


Inter Miami CF is set to battle it out in search of winning the team's second official title this season when it takes on the Houston Dynamo FC on Wednesday, Sept. 27 in the 2023 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final in the historic first-ever final to take place at the Club's DRV PNK Stadium. The highly anticipated matchup is set to get underway at 8:30 p.m. ET.

Tickets
Get your tickets HERE and don't miss out on the action as Inter Miami fights Por La Segunda!

Commemorative Tickets
Commemorative tickets will be given to all fans that attend the U.S. Open Cup final on to mark this historic first final to be played at DRV PNK Stadium.

Parking
Before heading to the game, view DRV PNK Stadium matchday parking information here. Fans are encouraged to buy parking passes in advance of arrival to DRV PNK Stadium. Buy your gameday parking pass here.

Brightline
Take Brightline trains and complimentary shuttles from Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station directly to all the Inter Miami CF matches this season at DRV PNK Stadium.

Shuttles depart the station 10 minutes after train arrivals and return shuttles depart from DRV PNK Stadium at 9:45 p.m. ET and 10 p.m. ET so you can stay for the whole match and get back to the station to catch your train back home.

Where to Watch
English: CBS Sports Network, Paramount+
Spanish: Telemundo, Universo, Peacock
Inter Miami in 2023 U.S. Open Cup
Inter Miami will make its sixth appearance in this year’s edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in the historic final against Houston, marking the first time the team reaches the final of the competition. The team now just one win away from clinching the second official piece of silverware in Club history.

The Herons reached the final of the cup by defeating Miami FC on penalties on the road in the Third Round, knocking out Charleston Battery in the Round of 32 and Nashville SC in the Round of 16 in home games at DRV PNK Stadium, winning against Birmingham Legion FC in the quarterfinals, and, lastly, winning on the road in a thriller against FC Cincinnati in semifinals,

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Team Leaders in Open Cup Play
Inter Miami attackers have been in charge of leading the team to the final in the competition. The team’s top scorers have been Campana, with his brace against Cincinnati, and Nicolás Stefanelli, who bagged the winners in the matchups against Nashville and Birrmingham Legion, with two goals apiece. Distribution-wise, Messi and winger Corentin Jean lead the way with two assists each.

Inter Miami Form Leading Up to the Final
The team will enter the cup final in fine form, with Inter Miami unbeaten in 14 out of its last 15 games. Notably, the team is currently unbeaten in its past nine matches at DRV PNK Stadium across all competitions.

Open Cup Champions on Our Roster
Inter Miami currently has three former Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup winners on its roster in defender DeAndre Yedlin, who won it in 2014 with Seattle Sounders FC, midfielder Victor Ulloa, who helped FC Dallas clinch the title in 2016, and forward Josef Martínez, who won it in 2019 with Atlanta United.

Scouting Houston Dynamo FC
The Texas-based side will visit South Florida for the U.S. Open Cup final after most recently falling 2-1 on the road against Sporting Kansas City in MLS regular season action in the team's past match. In their run to the final of the competition, the Dynamo won 0-1 on the road against the Tampa Bay Rowdies in the Third Round, topped Sporting KC 1-0 in the Round of 32 and Minnesota United FC 4-0 in the Round of 16 in home games at Shell Energy Stadium, knocked out Chicago Fire in quarterfinals with a 1-4 win away from home, and clinched its place in the final with a 3-1 home win over Real Salt Lake in semifinals.

Attackers Corey Baird and Aliyu Ibrahim are the team leaders thus far in the competition with three goals each.

Mauricio Venegas

[Trapstar3]

Bring back Solomon

[El Alonzo scowl]

Bring back Solomon

[AirP.]

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[3ammy3uck3ts]

I’m sure Jrue will end up in Boston

[Rapaz]

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[miamiballer]

I’m sad but relieved at the same time

I think if we can get holiday and keep herro and all our role players we can still compete for it all with playoff jimmy

But dame would have been sweet here, oh well

[Kobewade11]

Letting go of Gabe stings more than the Heat FO would admit. They must have been really confident in landing Dame lol.

We could care less of losing Max but Gabe gave us that toughness and stability in that PG role.

I thought most of you guys didnt want to have another Duncan? At least thats what I remember the fan perception being of retaining Strus/Gabe

11 mil a year is totally far from another "Duncan"

I was reading different on this board. Let him walk, stop resigning g-leaguers to multi year deals, these are real quotes that im reading fwiw.

[DayofMourning]

Add PLand to the black list lol. Spiteful.

[Kobewade11]

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bu..but..that groupie Austin said..

[Wiltside]

Well, phuck. I didn’t see that one coming.

That’s a big blow. Kinda stunned tbh.

[contract]

Don't be sad that it's over. Be happy that it happened. Except it didn't happen. It was all in your head.

[Rapaz]

We pivot to Ant!

Spoiler:

Cronin’s little ant dick

[MiamiLoyal926]

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But but Heat FO fumbled it.

[mg]

Bucks basically paid a 2029 FRP + Grayson Allen to upgrade from Jrue to Dame. That's a really good deal for them.
Portland couldn't even get the Bucks best prospect Beauchamp in the trade.

[Vertical Limit]

Depending what the Blazers get for Holiday how is it a crap haul? Ayton is proven in the NBA and entering his prime

Entering his prime … his ceiling is Jusuf Nurkic.. ayton is a terrible defensive player and not that good offensively.

Jrue holiday has two years 72 million remaining, a horrible contract. And he has said hes retiring once its gone.

Miami had a lot more assets to offer, everything that could have been sent to Portland may potentially be totaled to 6 first rounders once they trade off jovic, herro, etc

[iamoti]

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i dont buy this, they got cocky and lost to a terrible GM

[miamiballer]

Didn’t bucks come out of nowhere to get holiday too…sneaky bastards