Before being waived by the Heat earlier this month, veteran guard Terry Rozier spent most of the 2025/26 season on leave after being one of several individuals connected with the NBA arrested in October in relation to a federal gambling probe.
The Miami Heat know it. Pat Riley said it. Now comes the part where they have to actually fix it. Riley didn’t dance around much during his end-of-season address.
Miami Heat president Pat Riley certainly seems to feel vindicated by his decision to trade Jimmy Butler last year. Riley addressed the media in his end-of-season press conference Monday, and he clearly suggested that his decision to get rid of Butler was a net positive for the team.
A defiant Heat president Pat Riley says he isn’t going anywhere. Riley declared early in his annual postseason press conference, which lasted 67 minutes, that he has no plans to step down, Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press reports (Twitter link).
Pat Riley is 80 years old, but apparently, retirement can wait. The Heat president met with reporters Monday and made that much clear after a season that ended with a winning record, but no playoff berth.
Basketball legend Candace Parker is soon joining her friend Dwyane Wade and many others in the sport’s most prestigious club. The two-time WNBA Most Valuable Player will be enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame later this year, and when she heard the news, she knew who her presenter for the event would be.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
The Miami Heat and Pat Riley have been synonymous with each other for multiple decades now, beginning in 1995 when he first joined the organization as team president and head coach.
Pat Riley will address the media tomorrow. We are just under two months away from the 2026 NBA Draft. It is the time of year where NBA teams are putting their scouting on the prospects into a big board.
The NBA playoffs tend to be the chalky-ist of all the postseasons in professional sports, with the higher seeds finding ways to prevail and proceed. Yes,
The Miami Heat may not be operating the way many assume. According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, team president Pat Riley is no longer the final decision-maker when it comes to basketball operations.
Shaquille O’Neal stood at a career crossroads after his run in Los Angeles ended. The real reason behind his sudden choice was not revealed until now. O’Neal appeared in a studio with championship memories to explain why he chose the Miami Heat.
It's never too early to be talking off-season decision making in the NBA. Especially when a team gets bounced before the post-season even begins, which is what happened to the Miami Heat after losing the opening play-in game to the Hornets in Charlotte ten days ago.
After the Miami Heat’s loss in the play-in tournament to the Charlotte Hornets, the team is entering a critical offseason regarding who the team will retain, walk, or even move in a trade for a star like Giannis Antetokounmpo.
After a broken relationship with Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O’Neal was traded to the Miami Heat in June of 2004. Having played alongside Bryant, as Shaq looked around for his next team, watching Dwyane Wade made the decision easy for him.
The NBA playoffs are a new season and a great reminder to never overreact to one game. Unless the best boxers are facing off against each other, there’s nothing more riveting in professional sports, with respect to all the others.
The Miami Heat have made it clear over the past few seasons: they can defend, they can compete, but when the offense stalls, they don’t always have enough players who can go get a bucket on demand.
The beloved voice of the Miami Heat, PA announcer Michael Baiamonte, has called his final game with the Heat after they fell short in their fight for the playoffs.
After a challenging season, the Miami Heat faced their last chance to clinch a playoff spot in the Play-In tournament. But a heart-wrenching 127-126 loss to the Charlotte Hornets in their opening game marked the end of their postseason aspirations.
For the fourth straight season, the Miami Heat found themselves in the play-in tournament. Unlike the three prior years, Miami wasn’t able to advance into the actual postseason field.
The Miami Heat already had their hands full with the Charlotte Hornets in the 9-10 play-in game. Their task got tougher when they lost their best player to a highly questionable play.