Heat’ Terry Rozier Deactivates Social Media After Controversial Video Sparks Accusations Of Game Rigging And Point Shaving

Terry Rozier discusses trade to Miami Heat for Kyle Lowry

Terry Rozier’s second season with the Miami Heat has been far from memorable. After a modest first year, his performance this season has been underwhelming. Inconsistency has plagued the Heat star, as some even questioned his commitment to the game.

One of the most glaring instances of Rozier’s struggles came in a recent game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. During 40 minutes on the floor, he managed only 12 points on 3-14 shooting, including just 1-8 from beyond the arc. This disappointing showing only continued the downward spiral in Miami’s next game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, where Rozier managed a mere five points on 2-3 shooting.

The criticism surrounding Rozier has only intensified, particularly after rumors emerged suggesting that he may have been gambling on games. These unfounded speculations have prompted him to deactivate his Instagram.

When Miami made their move for Rozier ahead of the 2024 NBA trade deadline, fans hoped they were acquiring a dynamic scorer who could contribute alongside Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo. However, they received a far cry from the player Rozier with the Charlotte Hornets. The version of Rozier, who showed promise in Charlotte, has not appeared in Miami.

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Bill Simmons Delivers Harsh Criticism Of Terry Rozier’s Performance With The Heat

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Bill Simmons didn’t hold back when discussing Terry Rozier’s disappointing stint with the Miami Heat on his podcast. The renowned sports commentator had some harsh words for the veteran guard, who has struggled to find his rhythm since being traded to Miami.

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“It looks like he completely lost his ability to play basketball. I looked up when they made the trade last year because I remember thinking, getting for what they gave up, I would much rather do that than give all the [expletive] you had to for Damian Lillard, which included Tyler Herro,” Simmons said.

This season, Rozier has played 54 games for the Heat. Statistically, he has averaged 11.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 0.6 steals per game. While these numbers aren’t terrible, they fall short of the expectations that came with his acquisition.