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Nikki Spoelstra, the wife of Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, posted on Instagram on Friday evening a heartfelt message detailing a health issue that has affected their 4-year-old son, Santiago.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — To the credit of the youth gathered at the Miami Heat’s basketball clinic Thursday at the Rolling Loud music-festival venue at Hard Rock Stadium, they tried.

RJ Barrett and Tyler Herro are the two extension-eligible 2019 first-rounders whose futures seem tied to the outcomes of the Durant and Mitchell trade sweepstakes. The Miami Heat remain focused on acquiring one of those aforementioned All-Stars, and ...

The last time a Miami Heat first-round pick was positioned for a sizable extension from the NBA rookie scale, the move came within six weeks of the end of the previous season. It also came less than a month before the start of the next season.

There has been no traction on any Kevin Durant trade now more than two-and-a-half weeks removed from his June 30 request for the Nets to deal him to one of his preferred destinations.

In the case of Mitchell, the fact Herro is contract extension eligible this offseason - and would be a restricted free agent in 2023 if no extension is reached - gives the Jazz pause. Especially considering Herro is asking for a max contract. While ...

"Another misconception is that I take up a roster spot," Udonis Haslem said. "People don't know that we got the most undrafted people in the NBA on our team. There's literally something going on here, people, which you dumb motherf--- can't ...

MIAMI — The success of the Miami Heat’s offseason now sees beloved former player Dwyane Wade involved.

MIAMI — An all-time great basketball player coming off one of his best seasons asks his team to trade him and puts the Miami Heat on a very short list of desired landing spots. Pat Riley spends his Hall of Fame career whale hunting, and suddenly a king-of-the-ocean-sized whale, Kevin…

LAS VEGAS — It has been a Miami Heat speciality for years, the development of contributing out-of-nowhere centers.

Even before the current work at hand, which is the ongoing work of resetting the team’s roster, Miami Heat president Pat Riley for years has demonstrated the art of setting the offseason agenda.