2005-06 Miami Heat Transactions

Record: 52-30, Finished 1st in NBA Southeast Division (Schedule and Results)
Coach: Stan Van Gundy (11-10), Pat Riley (41-20)

PTS/G: 99.9 (6th of 30) ▪ Opp PTS/G: 96.0 (14th of 30)
SRS: 3.59 (6th of 30) ▪ Pace: 91.6 (12th of 30)
Off Rtg: 108.7 (7th of 30) ▪ Def Rtg: 104.5 (9th of 30)
Expected W-L: 52-30 (6th of 30)

Arena: AmericanAirlines Arena ▪ Attendance: 818,149 (4th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won NBA Finals (4-2) versus Dallas Mavericks
Won NBA Eastern Conference Finals (4-2) versus Detroit Pistons
Won NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals (4-1) versus New Jersey Nets
Won NBA Eastern Conference First Round (4-2) versus Chicago Bulls

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NBA Champions

Transactions listed are from July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006.
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August 2, 2005

As part of a 5-team trade, the Miami Heat traded Rasual Butler to the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets; the Miami Heat traded Eddie Jones to the Memphis Grizzlies; the Miami Heat traded Qyntel Woods, Albert Miralles, a 2006 2nd round draft pick (Edin Bavcic) and a 2008 2nd round draft pick (Nikola Pekovic) to the Boston Celtics; the Boston Celtics traded Antoine Walker to the Miami Heat; the Memphis Grizzlies traded Andre Emmett, James Posey and Jason Williams to the Miami Heat; the Memphis Grizzlies traded Greg Ostertag to the Utah Jazz; the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets traded Roberto Duenas to the Miami Heat; the Utah Jazz traded Curtis Borchardt to the Boston Celtics; the Utah Jazz traded Raul Lopez to the Memphis Grizzlies; and the Utah Jazz traded Kirk Snyder to the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets.