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» Thursday, May 24 2012

Udonis Haslem's agent, Henry Thomas, is not happy at all with client's 1-game suspension. "I thought it was a bad decision,'' he told FOX Sports Florida. "If you’re going to suspend Udonis, you should have suspended (Tyler) Hansbrough.’’ Thomas also represents Dwyane Wade, hit by Hansbrough on a flagrant foul. Sulia

 

» Wednesday, May 23 2012

Chris Tomasson: Udonis Haslem doesn't expect to be suspended. "Until I know anything else, I’m getting myself prepared to play,'' he said. Twitter

In the second quarter, referee Derrick Stafford wanted to call a Flagrant 2 on Haslem and an ejection for his foul on Hansbrough, but referee Jason Phillips sold the crew chief on a Flagrant 1, and Haslem stayed in the game. South Florida Sun-Sentinel

 

» Tuesday, May 22 2012

 

» Wednesday, May 16 2012

While D-Wade said Indiana’s celebration was over the top and he’s using it as motivation, Udonis Haslem isn’t. “I noticed it I wasn’t bothered by it,’’ Haslem said about what Indiana did after Tuesday's win. “But I did notice it. As long as you win the game, it’s your choice to celebrate and carry on how you want out there. If that’s how they choose to carry on after a win, that’s totally up to them.’’ Sulia

 

» Saturday, May 12 2012

Most Heat players said they were unaware of Vogel's comments until informed by the media after Friday's practice. Haslem, a target of Vogel's, shrugged with such disinterest, the topic may as well have been Kardashian gossip. "Oh, man," Haslem said. "I don't buy I don't Uh, next question I didn't know he said that. I'm speechless." Palm Beach Post

 

» Thursday, April 19 2012

 

» Thursday, April 5 2012

 

» Thursday, February 23 2012

Lin spent a while in the minor leagues before signing with Golden State, but was released. Ditto with Houston. He then signed with the Knicks and sat at the end of the bench. In late January, he played in just one game during a seven-game stretch. That appearance was the definition of garbage time: The final six minutes of a 33-point win against Charlotte. That's when the Knicks came to AmericanAirlines Arena on Jan. 27th. This is where Haslem tells his story. "Before each game, I go to chapel," Haslem said. It is held an hour before tip-off in a small room between the two teams' locker rooms. A handful of players attend. A pastor oversees it and typically asks the players if there's anything they want to pray for. South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Often, players talk of health or loved ones or maybe a friend going through a tough time. Haslem has been attending these chapels for eight NBA seasons and has heard it all. Until this one. Lin did something Haslem never heard before. "Can you pray I don't get cut?" Lin told the pastor and other players. This wasn't a joke or a passing thought. Lin already was cut twice, after all. He felt he was at the end again. South Florida Sun-Sentinel

 

» Wednesday, February 22 2012

But some didn't even consider that Haslem's top highlight Thursday. His seven rebounds gave him 4,549 for his nine-year career, all with the Heat, and moved him into second place on the franchise's all-time list. He passed Rony Seikaly (4,544) but still trails Alonzo Mourning (4,807). "(Haslem) eventually will be the mayor of this town," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said after the game about the Miami native and team captain who is quite popular among fans and teammates because of his relentless play. It sounded like a joke, but it wasn't. Haslem said he really is thinking of running one day for mayor. "I plan on it. I hope so," said Haslem, who said his platform would be to help disadvantaged youth in the city. FOXSports Florida

 

» Thursday, January 12 2012

It’s a shame the Heat and Clippers play just once. Wednesday night at Staples Center was the NBA regular season at its best. It was another late-night overtime game on the West Coast and another loss for the Heat, but the dynamics of Wednesday’s 95-89 defeat to the Clippers didn’t mirror Tuesday’s loss to Golden State. On Tuesday, the Heat just blew a 17-point lead, plain and simple. The back-and-forth physical nature of Wednesday’s marquee matchup at Staples Center felt like a playoff game. “It was a good, physical game,” said Heat forward Udonis Haslem, who finished with six points and eight rebounds. “I can appreciate it. Didn’t nobody was going to back down and both teams came to play and lay it out on the court.” Miami Herald

 

» Wednesday, December 21 2011

While the news has been focused on others since the lockout was lifted earlier this month, it only seems as if Heat players are off hanging out at a spa. Hardly. They've been quietly working hard and getting ready for the regular season in much more anonymity than was the case last fall. "There's a lot going on with the Chris Paul situation, the Dwight Howard situation and the Lakers situation and a lot of big stories out there," Miami forward Udonis Haslem said after practice Tuesday. "And a lot of people kind of forgot about the Heat. But we're fine with that. The only thing that matters is what's going on in this gym. Whether people are talking about us, we already have our motivation and our goals set." FOXSports Florida

 

» Tuesday, December 6 2011

 

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