As much as just about anyone currently playing, Miami Heat forward Max Strus had to fight tooth and nail to cement his spot in the Association. Now, though, the 27-year-old finds himself entering ...

MIAMI (AP) — Max Strus didn’t win a Larry O’Brien Trophy during his time in Miami. He won an Emmy instead. Strus, who left the Heat for the Cleveland Cavaliers last summer as a free agent ...

Max Strus did not want to leave the Miami Heat in NBA free agency, but basically played his way out of South Florida with a lucrative 2023 playoff run.

Max Strus wanted to return to the Miami Heat as a free agent this past summer, but he didn’t expect to return to the Heat. With rumblings that Strus was going to get outside offers from teams in ...

Max Strus, Miami Heat. Strus was cut by the Celtics in 2019. Deep down, you just know that Heat guard Max Strus loves this. He had intended, after all, ...

Max Strus wanted to return to the Miami Heat as a free agent this past summer, but he didn’t expect to return to the Heat. With rumblings that Strus was going to get outside offers from teams in ...

After watching guard Max Strus go 0-for-10 in Miami’s loss to the Denver Nuggets in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Spoelstra remained calm. He didn’t think Strus needed a pep talk to regain his rhythm.

Miami's Max Strus is a player that the Orlando Magic will keep their eye on this summer with his impending free agency.

It’s slightly different, but not far off from the way people sound from Detroit and Chicago, which is where Max Strus comes into this.. Strus was born in 1996 and raised in Hickory Hills, Ill ...

For months, the Cavs had Max Strus' name atop their free agency wish list. Skip to Article. ... CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Even with him more than 1,200 miles away, playing in Miami now, ...

MIAMI -- Max Strus wanted just one thing in his return to Miami: a win. He got it. The Cavs topped the Heat, 111-99, inside a not-completely-full Kaseya Center on Friday night. It’s just ...

Miami Heat guard Max Strus will get the opportunity to compete for an NBA championship after taking down the team that released him shortly before the 2019-2020 season.