The Miami Heat are linked to a blockbuster trade proposal that would land them Kawhi Leonard as the Clippers face pressure to rebuild.

Danny Green’s trade idea has added fresh buzz to the NBA world. His comments were made during a recent episode of his show, focusing on a bold move that would send Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat. The Bucks are struggling to find their rhythm this season, prompting fans to scrutinize every detail of Giannis’ situation closely.

A big reason for that is the Mavericks' rookie tandem of Cooper Flagg and Ryan Nembhard. They ended up on the team in different ways, as the Mavs lucked into the first overall pick to select Flagg, while Nembhard somehow slipped out of the draft and they picked him up on a two-way contract soon afterwards. And they've been dynamite as of late.

For the first time since the event started three years ago, the Heat have qualified for the knockout round of the NBA Cup, the league’s in-season tournament.

Five takeaways from the Miami Heat’s 106-103 win over the Milwaukee Bucks (8-11) in a pivotal NBA Cup game on Wednesday night at Kaseya Center to extend its winning streak to six games and improve to 2-0 on its four-game homestand. The Heat (13-6) continues this stretch at home on Saturday against the Detroit Pistons:

There were a handful of Miami Heat players that played a big part in handing the Los Angeles Clippers their you-know-what on Monday night. Davion Mitchell, who

NBA cultures vary around the league, but Miami Heat culture is its own beast. It’s built on conditioning tests that make grown men question their life choices and a standard of toughness that isn’t up for debate.

With the Heat losing to the Mavericks with Tyler Herro going scoreless in the second half, he speaks on the usage rate dipping.