Bill Simmons urges the Miami Heat to 'blow it up,' citing Tyler Herro's rising contract and questions about the team's long-term direction.

The Miami Heat are reportedly among the finalists to land superstar Kevin Durant, competing with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Houston Rockets in negotiations

Udonis Haslem, in his role of ESPN commentator, said Friday he could see a trade fit for the Miami Heat with Kevin Durant.

▪ The first day after the NBA Finals: The Heat and other NBA teams can begin negotiating with their own impending free agents on the day after the last game of the NBA Finals. For the Heat, that means negotiations can begin with impending free agents Davion Mitchell (restricted free agent) and Alec Burks (unrestricted free agent).

With many around the NBA growing confident that Giannis Antetokounmpo will stay put in Milwaukee, Kevin Durant is set to be among the biggest dominoes set to fa

There remains something to be said about this latest Kevin Durant exercise, if only for the Miami Heat to take time to weigh who could be in play or should be in play for whatever might come along.

Miami Heat's trade talks for Kevin Durant gain momentum. Stay updated on this blockbuster offseason development.

Udonis Haslem was caught in the crossfire on Friday. The ESPN analyst and team vice president of player development for the Heat was in the middle of it on “The Pat McAfee Show” when insider Shams Charania joined as a guest to discuss the latest game of the NBA Finals and the offseason trade rumors, specifically those surrounding Kevin Durant.

According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, the Minnesota Timberwolves and Miami Heat are the two teams most frequently cited as potential landing spots for Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant. The Suns intend to trade Durant no later than the 2025 NBA Draft on June 25.