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Former NBA All-Star gets honest about what Miami must do to bounce back from a 0-3 start

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Yahoo SportsFormer NBA All-Star gets honest about what Miami must do to bounce back from a 0-3 start
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Isaiah Thomas has given his take on the Heat's issues to start the 2026-27 season.

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