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MIAMI—Erik Spoelstra was hosting a clinic in the Philippines, his mother’s homeland, this past summer while the Miami Heat coach was there as an assistant with USA Basketball for the World Cup. A few dozen kids finished the workout, then got to ask him whatever they wanted. One asked about his longevity…

Erik Spoelstra was hosting a clinic in the Philippines, his mother's homeland, this past summer while the Miami Heat coach was there as an assistant with USA Basketball for the World Cup. Over the next few minutes, Spoelstra talked about friendships, loyalty and how fortunate he is that the Heat — the team he's been with for almost 30 years — value stability. The latest reminder of all that came Tuesday with Miami signing Spoelstra to a history-making deal spanning eigh...

Udonis Haslem’s playing career is over, but his time with the Heat is not. The Heat has hired Haslem as the vice president of basketball development.

Even in retirement, Udonis Haslem is still making sure the Heat feels his presence.

Udonis Haslem’s voice will again be part of a Heat game on Friday. What has Haslem been up to in his first few months of retirement?

In a summer of the great unknown amid a possible trade for Portland Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard, Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra is stressing comfort moving forward with his known quantities. In an interview with ESPN in Abu Dhabi, where Spoelstra is working as an assistant coach with Team USA in advance of the upcoming FIBA Basketball World Cup in his ancestral home of the Philippines, ...

The Heat’s Dwyane Wade, a generational gift, enters basketball’s Hall of Fame as the greatest athlete in the history of Miami sports.

Why does Pat Riley consider Dwyane Wade to be the greatest player in Heat history? Riley discussed that and more ahead of Wade’s Saturday Hall of Fame moment.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. again did not play, but Nikola Jovic did. Observations from the Heat’s Monday summer league matchup against the Suns in Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS — At a time when the score stands secondary, there were several comforting takeaways for the Miami Heat from Monday night’s 73-70 loss to the Phoenix Suns at the NBA2K24 Summer League. Jamal Cain, on the bubble for a roster spot, played with an aggressive bent, scored in double figures for the third time in as many appearances over the past week with the Heat summer roster. He closed ...