Fire Engulfs Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra's Miami Home
A two-alarm fire broke out early Thursday morning at the Miami-area residence of Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra. The blaze occurred shortly after the team returned from a road trip.
Incident Details
Spoelstra and the Heat arrived on a chartered flight from Denver around 5 a.m. ET, roughly 25 minutes after firefighters were dispatched to the home in Miami-Dade County.
- The fire lasted over four hours before being fully controlled.
- The property is a five-bedroom house featuring a pool and tennis courts.
- The home sits on a 43,000-square-foot lot and sold for $6.6 million in 2023.
- No injuries were reported.
Source and Additional Notes
Milena Malaver, Carl Juste, and David Neal of the Miami Herald reported on the incident.
Additional commentary highlighted the fortunate timing, referencing: "Good thing that Jake from State Farm is on the heat."
Author's Summary
Erik Spoelstra's Miami home caught fire shortly after the Heat returned from Denver, with firefighters battling flames for hours but no injuries reported.
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