It's always fun basketball when the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics take the floor against one another. In the first match-up this season, the Celtics came out on top in Boston as Derrick White had 33 points and Jaylen Brown dropped 30 points.
The Miami Heat continue to find themselves in the news regarding star players who may be looking to end up elsewhere. Amid the week of Ja Morant rumors, the Heat have been linked to Milwaukee Bucks megastar Giannis Antetokounmpo for the first time in a while.
Davion Mitchell has come into his own as a member of the Miami Heat, earning the role of Miami's starting point guard, putting up a career high in assists (7.3), being an efficient scorer, and wearing "heat culture" on his sleeve.
Ja Morant is roughly 5,000 miles from Miami in Germany, but he’s never felt closer to being part of Heat nation. You’re not on social media if you haven’t
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
Bam Adebayo may have rediscovered his All-Star form. Adebayo, who will lead the Miami Heat on Thursday night against the visiting Boston Celtics, had been slumping for a couple of weeks.
The Miami Heat turned up the community spirit today at West Hollywood Elementary School in Hollywood, Florida. They hosted their annual HEAT Day of Service event presented by American Airlines.
Tuesday’s win over Phoenix stopped a three-game skid for the Heat, and it was a needed one. Miami’s previous three losses — to Minnesota, Indiana and Oklahoma City — all came by double digits, and the offense had been trending the wrong way for a while.
Trade rumors and the Miami Heat go together like Davion Mitchell and forcing moving screens. It's just inevitable. The next guy up in that regard is Ja Morant, who has been knowingly unhappy with his situation in Memphis this season.
The turnaround happened fast. After a 17 point halftime lead, the Miami Heat found themselves trailing by 6 with three and a half minutes to go in the fourth quarter on Tuesday night against the Phoenix Suns.
New York, NY — In the heart of the Bronx, where the pavement tells stories of basketball legends and the air is thick with the spirit of competition, a new sound echoed through the rafters of the DREAM Academy gymnasium.
As the halfway point of the NBA season continues to get closer, we are starting to figure out what teams true identities are. Unfortunately for the Miami Heat their identity is seemingly more like an average team than the excellent team they started the season as.
MIAMI – As the Miami Heat are amidst an inconsistent season, looking to turn their season around, Wednesday could be a great starting point after snapping a three-game skid and beating the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night, 127-121.
The Miami Heat snapped their three-game losing streak and recorded their 21st win of the season. However, the big night was soured by a concerning update about their starting guard.
For a player who has helped the Suns so much with his 21.3 points per game and tough defense, Brooks has managed to hurt his team at the worst possible moments.
Coming off a brutal three-game skid and a road trip that would make anyone want to hug their own bed, the Heat desperately needed a win. They got it, 127-121, but not without sending the blood pressure of every fan in South Florida through the roof first.
Bam Adebayo scored 13 consecutive Heat points late in the fourth quarter, leading host Miami to a 127-121 win over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night. With the score tied 118-118 and 48.3 seconds left, Miami's Norman Powell made a corner 3-pointer for a lead that the Heat never relinquished.
The tension boiled over in the second half between the Miami Heat and Phoenix Suns at Kaseya Center after Norman Powell and Dillon Brooks got into it. Brooks was going for a layup in the third quarter when he and Powell collided.
MIAMI – After the Miami Heat’s dreadful road trip recently, the team has a great opportunity with a three-game home stand that starts Tuesday against the Phoenix Suns.
A Miami Heat Ja Morant trade has been rumored ever since Shams Charania of ESPN reported that the Memphis Grizzlies were listening to offers on him. It makes sense, since the Heat have been floundering recently, and they could definitely use a point guard, with all due respect to Davion Mitchell.
For the past six months or so, the question of who is the better player, Dwyane Wade or James Harden, has been a frequent topic of conversation among basketball fans.
Rewind to the Miami Heat’s 125-106 win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Jan. 4, where star Norman Powell said how crucial the upcoming Midwest road trip would be.
The Heat are unable to terminate Terry Rozier’s contract at this time, and it has little to do with cap math. According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the NBA has not been granted access to the evidence that will be used in the federal case involving Rozier.
If NBA 2K26 were handing out glow-ups, Patch 4.0 would be the episode where half the cast gets a makeover—and the main character somehow misses the chair.