Here is the real reason Jimmy Butler wants to leave the Miami Heat amid links with the Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns and more. Jimmy Butler is ready to leave the Miami Heat as his preferred ...

Step onto the court where legends clashed, egos soared, and history was written. From Bird vs. Magic to Warriors vs. Cavs, these rivalries ignited passion and redefined the game forever.

Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports. Robinson missed Sunday's game against the Rockets after tweaking his foot Saturday against the Hawks. He's day-to-day, however, and the Heat will see how ...

Head Coach Antonio Pierce discusses the win over the Saints and previews the Raiders' Week 18 matchup against the Chargers. Safety Isaiah Pola-Mao joins Raiders host Amber Theoharis and analysts ...

2025 got off to a dry and quiet start today, with partly sunny skies early followed by increasing clouds in the late afternoon. This has been a cool day, with highs mainly in the mid-50s. And ...

James (illness) will play Tuesday night against Cleveland, Ryan Ward of Lakers Nation reports. James was upgraded to probable shortly before tipoff and has now been given the green light to play ...

Our north wind has arrived in South Florida, and numbers are starting off roughly 5-10 degrees cooler early Thursday versus Wednesday. This puts the temperatures firmly in the low-mid-60s ...

If anyone knows what caused the blackout that plummeted New Orleans' Superdome, and Super Bowl XLVII, into near-darkness Sunday night, they aren't being very forthcoming. Entergy Services, the ...

Tiger Woods' golfer son Charlie is his mini-me both on and off the green Tiger Woods' son is following in his footsteps. The pro golfer's youngest child, Charlie Axel Woods, 15, is quickly making ...

Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow wins Week 17 title to grow his season lead in Miami Herald NFL QB rankings — but two rivals are within sight of the 2024 championship entering final week of regular season.

A Miami state senator has proposed boosting the penalties in boating accidents with severe injuries to a third-degree felony punishable up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine, not a misdemeanor.

‘Make this week of practice the best [expletive] week of practice of your life,’ linebacker Jordyn Brooks told the team in the locker room. ‘Body’s hurting, it don’t matter.’ ...