Jason Richardson's NBA career lasted 15 seasons. He was a ferocious dunker and a two-time Slam Dunk Contest champion. Now, his son could be following in his father's footsteps as a prospect in next month's NBA Draft.
Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo could be on the move this offseason, but it appears he doesn't want to go to the Miami Heat. NBA insider Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson reports that Antetokounmpo has reservations due to Heat president Pat Riley.
It's been almost 14 years since the Miami Heat lost in six games to the Dallas Mavericks in the 2011 Finals after dealing with unprecedented levels of scrutiny all season long.
Before getting traded to the Golden State Warriors, Jimmy Butler had an incredible run with the Miami Heat (2019-24). He led the franchise to the NBA Finals twice (and Eastern Conference finals three times).
If the Miami Heat are able to trade for a true No. 1 option this offseason, like Kevin Durant or Giannis Antetokounmpo, it will deplete their depth. The Los Angeles Lakers proved in the 2025 postseason having a strong and complete rotation is just as important as superstars.
LeBron James and Jimmy Butler have boasted decorated careers, impacting several teams along the way. But still, their finest moments remain in South Florida.
According to Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson, the Miami Heat want to trade for Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. However, Antetokounmpo doesn’t want to play for Heat president Pat Riley. “The Miami Heat are eyeing Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Pat Riley defended the long-coveted Heat Culture that has come under fire in recent years after the Jimmy Butler fiasco. Pat Riley is, without a doubt, one of the most legendary figures in the history of the NBA.
Jimmy Butler isn’t winning a championship this season. Whether this was his best chance remains to be seen, but Stephen Curry’s hamstring injury helped end Golden State’s hopes of winning a title.
After another subpar season, the Miami Heat are facing major uncertainty regarding the future of the franchise. Amid these trying times, team President Pat Riley has not lost faith in the culture and even spoke out against those who have lost faith in what they've built.
In five games against the Timberwolves, Butler put up his usual counting stats, but failed to live up to his "Playoff Jimmy" moniker in pivotal moments.
As the Sacramento Kings try to turn the franchise around under a new general manager, trading away stars and rebuilding might be the best option. The Sacramento Kings, if they stay the course, will remain mediocre for the next several seasons.
Thirteen years ago, the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers faced off in the second round of the NBA playoffs. All the pressure was on the Heat, who had lost in the prior Finals despite high expectations.
Earlier this season, the Dallas Mavericks shockingly traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers. On Monday, the NBA once again shocked fans when it was revealed on national television the Mavericks would have the first pick in the Draft after entering the night with a 1.8% chance.
After the departure of Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline, the Miami Heat could be in the market for a forward this offseason. While many rumors point to the superstars potentially available on the trade market in Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Durant, it is far more likely the team addresses the position through the draft.
Tanking is a term across sports to describe the act of purposefully losing to obtain higher draft stock and rebuild within an organization. Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem is not a fan of this at all.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are officially out of the playoffs after their Game 5 loss to the Indiana Pacers. And Miami Heat fans couldn't be happier. The bitterness of getting humiliated like they did would leave any fan base wanting revenge.
Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell was honest after Tuesday's disappointing, season-ending loss to the Indiana Pacers. He said the team let down the city for losing in the second round as the No.
The great players get calmer when the crowd gets louder and the lights get brighter. And if there’s one player who’s defined that over the last two decades, it’s LeBron James.
The Heat wouldn’t have won the first pick in the draft. Heat fans worldwide have collectively fainted because the 11th pick in the NBA Draft lottery won the lottery.
The Miami Heat pride themselves on resilience, structure, and playoff mettle. However, they just experienced one of their most chaotic seasons in the Erik Spoelstra era.
Dwyane Wade has never been shy about his admiration for Erik Spoelstra. The two go way back, sharing championship glory, among other achievements. Wade has often credited Coach Spo, who made the right calls for him, as a major influence in his career.
Billionaire tech investor Joshua Kushner, the founder and managing partner of Thrive Capital, has purchased a minority stake in the Heat, the team confirmed today (Twitter links via Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald).