Miami explored plenty ahead of last Thursday’s deadline. It just didn’t like what it was hearing. According to Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald, the Heat were not offered a first-round pick for Andrew Wiggins, Norman Powell, or Tyler Herro.
The Miami Heat are currently in hot pursuit of Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. With less than 48 hours until the trade deadline, Miami is attempting to pull all the strings to land another superstar.
The Atlanta Hawks are coming off a disappointing loss to the Indiana Pacers on Saturday night, but they will have two days to rest and get ready for an important game vs the Miami Heat.
The Golden State Warriors are currently evaluating the NBA trade market with a specific focus on the forward position, leading to significant buzz regarding a potential reunion with Andrew Wiggins.
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With Stephen Curry entering the back end of his career and their championship window closing, it might be time to get creative and swing for the fences.
Thanks to trading the man on the far left of this image the Miami Heat only have two tradeable first round picks. The Terry Rozier trade which many including myself thought was a good trade at the time hangs a dark cloud over not only the Miami Heat but the NBA.
Andrew Wiggins’ name is circling back to familiar territory. The Warriors and Heat have held exploratory conversations about a potential trade that would bring Wiggins back to Golden State, according to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line and Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints.
The Warriors and Heat have had conversations about the possibility of a trade that would send forward Andrew Wiggins back to Golden State, according to reports from Jake Fischer of The Stein Line (Substack link) and Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints.
In the modern NBA under the current Collective Bargaining Agreement, free agency is essentially dead. And the Miami Heat are learning that themselves. After their last big move in acquiring Jimmy Butler, they have constantly fell short of the whale.
The NBA trade deadline hits February 5, and the Miami Heat have a decision to make on Andrew Wiggins. With his player option looming and Miami stuck in play-in territory for the fourth straight year, waiting isn’t a strategy anymore.
The NBA trade deadline is just 2 weeks away and many fans are hoping their team makes a splash to bolster their chances in the playoffs. Miami Heat fans are no different and per usual are constantly discussing what trades Pat Riley and the front office should be looking into.
Trade chatter is again circling the Golden State Warriors as they search for clarity around their young core. The situation grew louder after reports said Jonathan Kuminga and his camp declined a $1.5 million per year offer from the Sacramento Kings, adding urgency as timelines tighten and roster balance remains unsettled.
The Miami Heat have less than two weeks to decide what they are. With the trade deadline approaching, the front office is facing real questions about Nikola Jovic’s extension, Andrew Wiggins’ future, and whether this roster can actually compete.
At 25-21, the Golden State Warriors are just 2.5 games out of the final playoff spot in the West. In the wake of Jimmy Butler’s injury, they are on the market for a new swingman, and one familiar name has resurfaced in the latest trade talks: Andrew Wiggins.
The Golden State Warriors will explore trading Jonathan Kuminga to the Miami Heat for Andrew Wiggins, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
As the Golden State Warriors are surrounded by rumors ahead of the Feb. 5 trade deadline, there have been a few names that have been connected to the team, with one that fans are very familiar with.
The Warriors crowd was on its feet as a tribute video played inside Chase Center. During the recent game against the Heat, Andrew Wiggins made his first return since his trade to Miami. In the heartfelt moment, Norman Powell made a wholesome comment out of familiarity.
Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins must have felt nostalgic as he returned to Chase Center on Monday to face the Golden State Warriors. Before being shipped to the Heat, Wiggins played for the Warriors from 2020 to 2025, winning a championship in 2022.
The Miami Heat made the most out of trading their former franchise icon Jimmy Butler, and after a rough end to the 2025 campaign it is no argument that Andrew Wiggins has made the most of his time in Miami.
Bam Adebayo scored 30 points and made a career-high six 3-pointers as the host Miami Heat knocked off the defending NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder, 122-120, on Saturday night.
Andrew Wiggins has had an up and down time as a member of the Miami Heat. This has led him to be consistently mentioned in rumors for other teams to acquire.
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.
On a Monday night full of buzzer-beaters in the NBA, Donovan Mitchell drilled a three with 0.4 seconds left in overtime. He only got to enjoy his big shot for a moment before Andrew Wiggins answered with a game-winning, buzzer-beating dunk.