Author name: Dan Riccio

The Miami Heat are waiting on LeBron James’ free agent decision before addressing their final three open roster spots this summer. Miami, along with the Cleveland Cavaliers are the two teams most frequently cited to land James. But there needs to be a backup plan in the event he chooses elsewhere— and that plan seems

This new Giannis Antetokounmpo Miami Heat build is in need of at least one more supplemental shooting piece. Why not one of the greatest 3-point shooters in NBA history? As first initially reported by 5 Reasons Sports insider Ethan Skolnick, and more recently confirmed by the Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson on Monday— Miami is seriously

The Tyler Herro experiment, although had both its good and bad moments, ultimately ended sour. Following a 2025-26 campaign where Herro was essentially playing to prove he was extension worthy, the former All-Star guard appeared in a career-worst 33 games out of the 82-game schedule. And that notion doesn’t even show most of the story.

The Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro era is over for the Miami Heat. And there now may have been some burned bridges in the process. As first reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania on Friday, Adebayo and Herro were involved in a physical altercation at a Las Vegas practice court. This comes after Herro had publicly made negative

LeBron James is the clear-cut biggest fish left available on the market this offseason. And the Miami Heat remain heavily involved as a potential destination. Although it’s still unclear when James will be making this anticipated decision— one that will be the final landing spot of his legendary career— the noise is loud. The fact