The Miami Heat are off to a 2-1 start as they face the Charlotte Hornets, but if you’re tuning in tonight, you might notice a shake-up in their starting lineup.

Tuesday night was the latest example. Done in by a pair of backbreaking runs in each half, the Hornets couldn't hang with the Miami Heat in a 144-117 loss at Kaseya Center, concluding a three-game road trip that could have easily finished above .500.

The newcomer is off to a very strong start, one that has surpassed LeBron James and Jimmy Butler in one category

Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier has been at the center of scrutiny in recent gambling-related arrests of multiple former and current NBA players by the FBI.

With Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier being arrested by the FBI as part of a gambling probe, there are no doubt questions on how this impacts not just his status with the NBA, but also with the team. While the Heat are responding well on the court with the 146-119 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday,

For the 18th time in the last 20 meetings, the Charlotte Hornets came up on the short end of a game against the Miami Heat, falling 144-117, thus dropping their

Adversity? Nah, merely an opportunity for a Miami Heat team thriving amid its season-opening rendition of Operation Warp Speed. Again playing at pace and in transition, Erik Spoelstra’s team, already playing in the post-surgical absence of Tyler Herro,

After the Heat blew out the Hornets for the team's third straight win, here is why Bam Adebayo 'cherishes' the moment.