(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat have some promising young players like Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Nikola Jovic, but they’ve also been known for taking good care of their veterans. With that in mind, Eric Koreen of The Athletic wonders whether Kyle Lowry could be next in line to play into his 40s. In a recent report, Koreen states that Lowry has actually expressed a desire to stay in the league until he’s at least 40, meaning he’d need to play for an additional two seasons (via Dru). “[Lowry] wants to keep playing as long as he can fill an important role. Can Lowry be th ..read more

(Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat almost seemed guaranteed to land Damian Lillard from the Portland Trail Blazers this past offseason after the star guard named them his preferred landing spot in a trade. It was no secret that the Heat coveted Lillard and offered almost everything they had to pair him with Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo. However, Portland ended up trading Lillard to the Milwaukee Bucks which left Miami pivoting toward plan B. Their backup plan was to chase after Jrue Holiday who got routed to the Trail Blazers in the Lillard deal. Holiday made for a perf ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat, the defending Eastern Conference champions, have played well at times this season, but overall, something has been missing. They hold an 11-8 record, and they rank just 20th in points per game, which means that once again, they lack the talent to get over the hump. However, they may have a diamond in the rough in rookie forward Jaime Jaquez Jr. out of the University of California, Los Angeles. Jaquez, the No. 18 pick in June’s draft, has been playing well, and radio host Michael Ryan said he feels quite a few executives would rather ..read more

(Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images)   Going into last season’s NBA playoffs, plenty of people picked the Milwaukee Bucks to reach the NBA Finals, but instead the Bucks fell hard to the Miami Heat in the first round of the postseason. Over the summer, future Hall of Fame guard Damian Lillard demanded a trade from the Portland Trail Blazers and specifically asked to be sent to the Heat, but he instead headed to the Bucks. One would think the Bucks would scare opposing teams more than any other team in the Eastern Conference, aside from possibly the Boston Celtics, but Bill Simmons, pe ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   After 16 games played for the Miami Heat thus far, veteran big man Bam Adebayo is playing at a high level and could soon get some NBA MVP buzz around the league as a result of his solid play on the floor this season. Adebayo has been a beast in the paint for the Heat, causing havoc on a nightly basis on both ends of the basketball floor while helping the team get to a winning record of 11-8. However, it seems as though Adebayo is currently dealing with a hip issue that could result in him missing some time for Miami. According to the team’s Twitter ..read more

(Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat may have missed out on trading for Damian Lillard in the offseason, but the team is still as competitive as ever during the 2023-24 NBA season. At 10-8, the Heat are currently seventh in the Eastern Conference, but they’ve managed to stay afloat in the standings despite Jimmy Butler and Tyler Herro missing time. Bam Adebayo has taken a leap as one of the best two-way players in the league, but the rest of the Miami roster is stepping up as well. However, the Heat have to feel great about how rookie Jaime Jaquez Jr. has looked as of ..read more

(Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat have been one of the most competitive and consistent franchises over the past couple of decades as they always seem to lurk as a playoff contender every year. With Pat Riley at the helm, the Heat have put together incredibly solid and gritty teams that have become well-known around the league for their physicality and relentless motor. The 2023-24 NBA season’s version of Miami remains no different as the team has been able to weather adversity and stay in the hunt for a playoff spot. The Heat are currently on a three-game skid, though ..read more

(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat made it to the 2023 NBA Finals, albeit losing to the Denver Nuggets in five games. After the impressive NBA Finals run, the Heat were off to a shaky start during the 2023-24 NBA season. However, the Heat have made an epic comeback in their last 10 games in the NBA. The organization has a 9-1 record in the last 10 games and now holds the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference. While the star players on the Heat have done their job, Jaime Jaquez Jr. has played a crucial role in helping the Heat win nine out of the last 10 games, as the ..read more

(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)   Although some people thought they’d have a rough season, the Miami Heat have gotten off to a good start. They currently hold a 10-5 record, which puts them as the fourth-best team in the East. The Heat have been on a roll lately but Yozzi Gozlan warns, via Dru Star on Twitter, that tough times could be ahead for the team. Gozlan noted that the Heat have the ninth-best offense and seventh-best defense during the last ten games but that could change when they receive Tyler Herro again. Herro, who has been terrific, is currently injured but when he come ..read more

(Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images)   When it was revealed that the Chicago Bulls are open to the idea of trading away Zach LaVine, most analysts predicted that numerous teams would be jumping at the chance to acquire the two-time All-Star. But, so far, LaVine remains in Chicago and no team has taken a serious run at him. According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald via NBACentral, the Miami Heat are showing “no interest” in LaVine. The Heat are just the latest franchise to take a pass on the Bulls star. The Miami Heat are showing no interest in Zach LaVine, per @flasportsbuzz pic ..read more