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Bobby Portis

Miami Heat · Forward · 6′9″ 250 lb · age 31 · Arkansas · 12th season

10.3 ptsPTS
6.7 rebREB
1.0 astAST
24.3 minMIN

3 games this season

Availability

Tonight vs DAL

Not on the injury report official report

Lineups not confirmed yet

No teammates listed Out or Doubtful.

Recent changes

  • Oct 21Lineupmoved out of the starting lineup vs MIN
  • Oct 16Lineupmoved into the starting lineup vs ORL (preseason)

Season form

3 games this season
Threes2.0 3PM
FG%44.0%
3P%46.2%
FT%100.0%

Starts 0 of 3 games · 5th on MIA in minutes · Core role

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11
13

Bars: minutes in his last 3 games · numbers: points

Situational splits: turn on Prediction tools.

Every situation, with four seasons of history →

What's being said

17 items · 7 sources this season
  • Podcast Locked On NBA host · Analysis · around the league

    Host view: with Giannis fouled out, other Heat players had to be more aggressive. That produced a spark from Davion Mitchell, and Bobby Portis looked more effective than in earlier games. The host thinks this could help the Heat going forward.

    “Are the Miami Heat Already in PANIC Mode After NIGHTMARE Start? Golden State Warriors LOOK Helpless” at 3:42 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Justin Garcia, Locked On Bucks · Analysis · around the league

    Bobby Portis and Giannis, two of the team's best defensive rebounders, are no longer on the team.

    “The Bucks Frontcourt Issues, Kristaps Porzingis Trade Chatter and the Power Taylor Jenkins Holds” at 8:19 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Heat · 2 points ·
    • listener Jandro; David Rimmel (reported): A listener noted that Miami often played big, with Bam or Giannis alongside Portis and Jovic, and got killed on the boards and on defense. David said the big lineup clearly didn't work, but nothing else did either. at 30:53
    • Wes Goldberg: Wes says Portis and Nikola Jovic needed to attack the defensive glass more; Portis had a lower defensive rebound rate than Nico. Wes questions going big when Nico has not dominated the glass in his career. at 31:54

    “Is the Miami Heat's Drop Coverage REALLY the Problem?” · listen ↗

  • Podcast All The Smoke host · Analysis · around the league

    Giannis moved to Miami, and the Heat also got Bobby Portis in the trade.

    “Jalen Hurts Deserved BETTER Than This” at 1:02:31 · listen ↗

    also reported by David Ramil, Locked On Heat

  • Podcast Locked On Hawks host · Analysis · around the league

    The hosts say Giannis is gone from Milwaukee, along with Bobby Portis and others.

    “Central Division preview and over/unders (with Robby Kalland)” at 35:58 · listen ↗

  • X Anthony Chiang (@Anthony_Chiang) · Report ·

    With Bam Adebayo and Giannis Antetokounmpo out for tonight's preseason finale vs. Magic, Heat going with a starting lineup of Davion Mitchell, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Nikola Jovic and Bobby Portis.

    original post ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Heat host · Report · wording unclear in audio

    Shooting splits as read by a host: Hardaway 1-for-7, Jovic 0-for-3, Portis 1-for-2, Wiggins 1-for-4, Bam 1-for-5, Klay Thompson 3-for-6. The host says everyone except Klay shot poorly. Bam's 1-for-5 is described elsewhere as three-point shooting.

    “Giannis Gets NO HELP! Heat's Opening Night Loss Exposes BIG Problems” at 22:15 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Heat host · Analysis ·

    The host expects bench lineups in which Giannis is surrounded by shooters: Bobby Portis, Nikola Jovic, Tim Hardaway Jr and/or Klay Thompson. He thinks these lineups will matter, partly because of concerns about Minnesota's depth.

    “The Giannis Era BEGINS! Miami Heat Opening Night vs. Timberwolves” at 19:12 · listen ↗

  • Podcast David Ramil, Locked On Heat · Analysis ·

    David describes Pelle Larsson as the backup point guard and says he shares the bench with Bobby Portis.

    “David's Bold Miami Heat Predictions for the 2026-27 Season” at 14:18 · listen ↗

  • Bluesky Jim Owczarski (@jimowczarski.bsky.social) · Report ·

    Down in Miami, Bobby Portis Jr. is reveling in a chance to play for a team with championship expectations again -- but he noted there are differences between this year's Heat team and the 2020-21 Bucks group he signed with.

    original post ↗

  • Podcast Wes Goldberg, Locked On Heat · Analysis ·

    Wes says the Heat could instead use Bobby Portis and Jovic as the bench frontcourt. He likes that pairing and says it has played a lot together this preseason.

    “UNSTOPPABLE: Miami Heat’s Giannis Antetokounmpo DOMINATES Preseason Without Bam Adebayo” at 30:39 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Wes Goldberg, Locked On Heat · Report ·

    Game two rotation as described: Giannis came out first and Bobby Portis replaced him, playing with Bam and the other starters. Nikola Jovic played essentially at the three. Giannis then returned and played with Portis and Jovic.

    “Miami Heat’s Blistering Pace RAISES Giannis Antetokounmpo Durability Questions” at 26:08 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Heat · 4 points ·
    • Nikola Jovic (quoted): After Saturday's game, Jovic told reporters that in a training camp meeting he said in front of everybody he hopes to have a career like Bobby Portis. He also said he can learn from Klay Thompson, Giannis and Tim. at 16:42
    • David Ramil: David calls Jovic's Portis goal solid but 'setting your goals a little low.' He suggests it may be the mental hurdle Jovic needs to clear to gain confidence. at 17:54
    • Hosts put Jovic's contract at $16 million, which David says is similar to Bobby Portis's or slightly less. David says 15-16 points per game would be a fair return at that price. at 19:31
    • Host hopes Jovic can one day replace the aging Bobby Portis, ideally over the next couple of years rather than this season. at 23:14

    “Heat Preseason Winners: Ryan Conwell, Nikola Jovic & the Center Battle” · listen ↗

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Game log

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2026-27 season

DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Oct 24@CHA L27 min13 pts8 reb0 ast2 3PM
Oct 23DET L21 min11 pts8 reb2 ast3 3PM
Oct 21MIN L25 min7 pts4 reb1 ast1 3PM
2025-26 season (last season) · 67 games
DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Mar 23@LAC L20 min11 pts6 reb1 ast0 3PM
Mar 19@UTA L24 min11 pts6 reb1 ast1 3PM
Mar 17CLE L33 min19 pts9 reb4 ast3 3PM
Mar 15IND W27 min29 pts10 reb3 ast6 3PM
Mar 14@ATL L27 min14 pts6 reb1 ast3 3PM
Mar 12@MIA L26 min19 pts5 reb1 ast2 3PM
Mar 8ORL L28 min18 pts10 reb3 ast4 3PM
Mar 7UTA W18 min12 pts4 reb0 ast0 3PM
Mar 4ATL L24 min13 pts4 reb3 ast3 3PM
Mar 2BOS L23 min12 pts1 reb1 ast3 3PM
Mar 1@CHI L24 min18 pts5 reb0 ast3 3PM
Feb 27NYK L17 min14 pts2 reb0 ast2 3PM
Feb 25CLE W21 min10 pts5 reb1 ast2 3PM
Feb 24MIA W24 min21 pts2 reb1 ast5 3PM
Feb 22TOR L18 min6 pts7 reb1 ast0 3PM
Feb 20@NOP W27 min17 pts11 reb1 ast1 3PM
Feb 12@OKC W29 min15 pts12 reb3 ast3 3PM
Feb 11@ORL W16 min4 pts2 reb0 ast0 3PM
Feb 9@ORL L17 min10 pts0 reb0 ast2 3PM
Feb 6IND W26 min21 pts6 reb1 ast3 3PM
Feb 1@BOS L37 min8 pts12 reb3 ast0 3PM
Jan 29@WAS L36 min19 pts7 reb3 ast2 3PM
Jan 27@PHI L36 min17 pts12 reb8 ast0 3PM
Jan 23DEN L26 min11 pts9 reb0 ast3 3PM
Jan 21OKC L37 min15 pts6 reb9 ast2 3PM
Jan 19@ATL W24 min19 pts3 reb1 ast3 3PM
Jan 15@SAS L20 min13 pts6 reb3 ast3 3PM
Jan 13MIN L27 min14 pts7 reb1 ast2 3PM
Jan 11@DEN L17 min14 pts2 reb0 ast2 3PM
Jan 9@LAL W30 min11 pts12 reb3 ast1 3PM
Jan 7@GSW L23 min6 pts6 reb0 ast2 3PM
Jan 4@SAC W16 min9 pts11 reb0 ast0 3PM
Jan 2CHA W22 min20 pts6 reb1 ast4 3PM
Dec 31WAS L20 min13 pts5 reb3 ast3 3PM
Dec 29@CHA W23 min25 pts2 reb1 ast5 3PM
Dec 27@CHI W24 min17 pts11 reb1 ast2 3PM
Dec 26@MEM L35 min15 pts12 reb3 ast1 3PM
Dec 23@IND W32 min14 pts9 reb2 ast0 3PM
Dec 21@MIN L39 min16 pts11 reb1 ast2 3PM
Dec 18TOR L39 min24 pts12 reb0 ast3 3PM
Dec 14@BKN L16 min10 pts3 reb1 ast2 3PM
Dec 11BOS W26 min27 pts10 reb0 ast5 3PM
Dec 6@DET L20 min7 pts7 reb4 ast1 3PM
Dec 5PHI L23 min22 pts4 reb0 ast4 3PM
Dec 3DET W30 min13 pts9 reb5 ast2 3PM
Dec 1@WAS L17 min12 pts4 reb1 ast2 3PM
Nov 29BKN W21 min13 pts6 reb0 ast3 3PM
Nov 28@NYK L18 min3 pts3 reb2 ast1 3PM
Nov 26@MIA L21 min9 pts4 reb2 ast0 3PM
Nov 24POR L27 min22 pts6 reb2 ast4 3PM
Nov 22DET L25 min18 pts7 reb2 ast4 3PM
Nov 20PHI L28 min19 pts8 reb0 ast1 3PM
Nov 17@CLE L27 min11 pts6 reb0 ast1 3PM
Nov 15LAL L18 min8 pts6 reb0 ast2 3PM
Nov 14CHA W19 min12 pts4 reb1 ast2 3PM
Nov 12@CHA L23 min14 pts8 reb1 ast0 3PM
Nov 10@DAL W27 min13 pts7 reb0 ast3 3PM
Nov 9HOU L24 min11 pts1 reb4 ast1 3PM
Nov 7CHI W20 min7 pts5 reb2 ast1 3PM
Nov 4@TOR L20 min2 pts9 reb2 ast0 3PM
Nov 3@IND W16 min8 pts2 reb1 ast2 3PM
Nov 1SAC L23 min16 pts6 reb2 ast2 3PM
Oct 30GSW W19 min12 pts5 reb2 ast2 3PM
Oct 28NYK W16 min9 pts2 reb0 ast1 3PM
Oct 26@CLE L23 min10 pts8 reb1 ast2 3PM
Oct 24@TOR W21 min11 pts8 reb0 ast1 3PM
Oct 22WAS W17 min2 pts6 reb1 ast0 3PM

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Background

ESPN profile · our roster records
BornFeb 10, 1995 · Little Rock, AR
Size6′9″ · 250 lb · Forward
CollegeArkansas
Draft2015 · round 1, pick 22 · CHI
Experience12th NBA season
Teams (since 2022-23)MIA 2026–27 · MIL 2022–26