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The Miami Heat have dealt with a lot of injuries this season, and they typically have a very long injury report for every game.  

On Saturday afternoon, the NBA has announced that the organization has been fined $25,000 for not complying with league policies pertaining to injury reports. 

Via NBA Communications:  "The NBA today announced the Miami Heat has been fined $25,000 for failing to comply with league policies governing injury reporting."

This is not the first time the NBA has fined the team this season. 

Last month, the Heat were also fined $25,000 for the same violation. 

Following the punishment in December, the team hilariously listed all 16 players on their injury report for the next game. 

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