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The damage report for HEAT Game 4 has not changed.
Terry Rozier and Kevin Love are still out. The rest of the calorie lineup is expected to be provided. – 1:37 pm
Rozier is in practice, but does not practice due to injury. Kevin Love stays away from the team – 12:56 pm
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Kevin Love: Dad, you have been struggling for a long time. The hardest thing is in the past 6 months. Witnessing the most painful in recent weeks. Even at the end of your continued deterioration, I still see you as a giant. My protector. My first hero. What we keep hearing in the previous chapter is that you have experienced the happiness of a loving family. In return, how much you love your wife and children. Your only wish is to be surrounded by family at home when you breathe dyingly. That breath came. It's time to rest now. -VIA Instagram / April 27, 2025
Terry Rozier and Kevin Love started the season in the Miami Heat rotation. But both have since stood out and will not be able to win the second game of the first-round playoff series against the Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday night. Rozier will miss Rocket Arena’s second game after spraining his left ankle in an optional workout on Monday, Love stayed away from the team for ongoing personal reasons. This is just the latest setback in Rozier's tough season. He also didn't play Heat's two games, nor did he turn his ankle the next day, losing to the Cleveland's Cavaliers in his first game on Sunday. -Via Miami Herald / April 23, 2025
As for love, he left the team in the last 10 games of the regular season due to personal family reasons. He rejoined the team in his first game against the Chicago Bulls last week, but then left the team again for personal reasons and stayed away from the second game in Cleveland on Wednesday. “We feel about him and what he is going through right now,” Spoelstra said of love. “So the thought is more about him. We all know how much he means to us in our locker room, but that goes beyond that.” The 36-year-old started the popular backup center of the season, but he played more leadership roles after he stood out this season. He has only played seven games since early January. “We miss K-love,” Adebayo said. “But at some point, he might come back with us.” -Via Miami Herald / April 23, 2025
