The Miami HEAT announced its 2025-26 regular season schedule this Thursday, which runs from October 22, 2025 through April 12, 2026 and currently includes 80 games with two NBA Cup games to be determined at a later date.

On Thursday afternoon, the NBA released the 2025-26 regular-season schedule that includes 80 (40 home and 40 away) of the 82 games for each team because two games from Dec. 9 to Dec. 15 remain up in the air until the group stage of the league’s in-season tournament plays out.

Until the weekend, the composition of the Miami Heat’s 2025-26 roster remained an abstract. While there were 14 players under standard contract, there also was the pesky reality of a

Miami Heat veteran Haywood Highsmith's trade to the Brooklyn Nets last Friday didn't really move the needle for most outsiders. But outspoken Warriors star Dray

Draymond Green defended Jimmy Butler against critics who questioned his value during a difficult period with the Miami Heat. This came after the Heat

Here are game-by-game predictions for the Miami Heat as the team is in East Group C along with other top teams.

Draymond Green did not hold back after the Miami Heat traded Haywood Highsmith to the Brooklyn Nets for a 2026 second-round pick.

Former Miami Heat star center Hassan Whiteside made a big name and a big bank account for himself during his time in the NBA. Whiteside spent five seasons with the Heat during his prime, emerging as one of the premier low-post defenders and scorers in the league.

The Miami Heat seemingly finalized its roster yesterday with Dru Smith agreeing to a three-year contract. While Smith is a player that the Heat loves, his signing leaves the team’s roster a little unbalanced.