Five takeaways from the Miami Heat’s 121-115 overtime loss to the Milwaukee Bucks (43-34) on Saturday night at Kaseya Center to fall to 0-2 on its three-game homestand. The Heat (35-43) closes this stretch at home on Monday against the Philadelphia 76ers:

Wednesday's nine-game slate delivered several eye-opening results, like the Miami Heat staying hot in their 21-point throttling of the Boston Celtics, the Victor Wembanyama-less, De'Aaron Fox-less San Antonio Spurs taking down the (admittedly also shorthanded) Denver Nuggets and the Washington Wizards tripping up the Sacramento Kings.

Despite the Miami Heat dealing with several injuries, the team is a on four-game winning streak before Monday night's game against the Washington Wizards. With the Heat amid an offensive resurgence, head coach Erik Spoelstra spoke about the direction of the unit as they're currently in the home stretch of the season.

The Miami Heat extended their winning streak to six with a 124-103 win against the Boston Celtics at TD Garden.

The Miami Heat delivered a commanding performance on Wednesday night, defeating the Boston Celtics 124-103 at TD Garden.

Giannis Antetokounmpo received his injury status ahead of the Bucks' game on Saturday night against the Heat. The Milwaukee Bucks and Miami Heat will play on Saturday night. However, is Giannis Antetokounmpo playing in the game?

Jimmy Butler was the heartbeat of the Miami Heat, not just another player on the roster. He put out jaw-dropping performances in the playoffs and maintained high standards all season long. With his scoring ability,

The Miami Heat looked like a broken team after the trade deadline, dropping ten straight games after dealing away Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors. Slowly but surely, Erik Spoelstra has managed to put fit some of his new pieces together in the wake of the blockbuster deal that gave him four new player additions.