Even if the regular season ended on another buzzer-beater loss, the Heat are now focused on the play-in tournament as they face the No. 9 Bulls. At any rate, Miami finished with a 37-45 record placing ...

After the Heat lost to the Wizards, two aspiring players stood out in the regular-season finale.

The Miami Heat have come up short in each of the last three months when facing the Chicago Bulls. As a result, they'll open the postseason at the United Center ...

In a battle of contrasting styles, that’s important. The Heat ended this regular season with the NBA’s fourth-slowest pace at 97.1 possessions per 48 minutes and the Bulls closed this regular season ...

Q: Ira, in order for the Heat to go anywhere in the play-in and beyond they will have to get more from Andrew Wiggins than he ...