The Miami Heat have done a great job handing business this season --winning the games they are supposed to win-- but have found themselves struggling against tougher, more physical opponents.
While the Miami Heat’s matchup against the Chicago Bulls was postponed due to unplayable court conditions, the team was about to unveil a new starting lineup that hadn’t been in a long while due to the return of star Tyler Herro.
After a lengthy delay in Chicago on Thursday night, the Heat are finally getting back out on the court against the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night, which is the first game of a weekend back to back.
The Miami Heat received an unexpected rest day ahead of their matchup against the Indiana Pacers on Saturday in Indianapolis. Miami was scheduled to play the host Chicago Bulls on Thursday, but the game was postponed due to moisture and slick conditions on the United Center floor.
There weren't many Miami Heat takeaways from Thursday night's expected game against the Chicago Bulls. Due to slippery on-court conditions, things quickly turned into half-court trick shots, Heat players shooting from their bench, and a ton of chatting and waiting around before an eventual postponement of the game hours later.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Another one bites the dust. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the Memphis Grizzlies are "entertaining offers to potentially move two-time All-Star Ja Morant ahead of the Feb.
Three years ago, it felt like Ja Morant would be a member of the Memphis Grizzlies for life. But after injuries, scandals, disappointing postseasons and a coaching change, the Grizzlies are considering trade offers for their two-time All-Star guard.
The Miami Heat need to make a splash at the trade deadline to become true contenders in the Eastern Conference. Miami lacks a true star and there are very few players that could be available that could change the teams outlook on the season.
Tristan Thompson has already placed sky-high expectations on sports’ newest power couple—and their future family. During a recent appearance, the NBA veteran delivered a bold remark about what a potential child of Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo and WNBA icon A’ja Wilson could become.
The Miami Heat-Chicago Bulls game at the United Center on Thursday evening was postponed due to the unplayable court condition. The combination of rainy weather outside the building and the ice below the basketball court led to condensation on the playing surface.
The Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls’ Thursday night tussle was postponed to a later, yet-to-be-specified date after condensation on the United Center floor rendered the court unplayable.
A’ja Wilson was recently named Time Magazine’s athlete of the year for 2025. After winning her fourth career MVP award and third WNBA title, the publication decided the award belonged to her without a doubt.
Thursday's game between the host Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat was postponed to a later date due to moisture and slick conditions on the United Center floor.
The Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls were set to face each other on Thursday at the United Center. The Heat were coming off a 122-94 loss against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday, looking to bounce back.
Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra shared some critical remarks about Kel’el Ware’s growth in his skillset this season. Ware has significantly improved as a sophomore in the NBA with the Heat.
The Miami Heat are getting closer to whole. Tyler Herro made his return a game ago in a loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, while Jaime Jaquez Jr was sidelined due to that recent ankle injury.
The Heat made a call Wednesday, and it wasn’t a small one. The Heat opted not to waive guard Terry Rozier, according to Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press, which means his full cap hit for the 2025-26 season is now guaranteed.
Heat guard Tyler Herro has been upgraded from questionable to available on the team’s injury report and is on track to make his return on Tuesday vs. Minnesota, tweets Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald.
The Heat are winning, but they’re not satisfied. At 20-16 and nearing the midpoint of the season, Norman Powell said the Heat are “definitely not” where they want to be, according to Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald.
The Miami Heat bounced back strong from Saturday’s loss to Minnesota, torching the visiting New Orleans Pelicans 125-106 on Sunday night at Kaseya Center.
The Heat aren’t budging on Bam Adebayo. NBA insider Zach Lowe reports that Miami has rejected trade inquiries involving Adebayo and has no interest in moving one of the league’s premier two-way big men.