The Miami Heat survived a late push by the Dallas Mavericks to earn a 106-102 win at home on Monday night. Tyler Herro led the way in his season debut, finishing with 24 points, seven rebounds and three steals. Herro hit the go-ahead bucket with 41.2 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

Norman Powell scored 25 points, Bam Adebayo returned to score 20 and the Miami Heat pulled away late to top the extremely short-handed Golden State Warriors 110-96 on Wednesday night

The Miami Heat’s new-look high-scoring offense was again on display on Sunday. The Heat (11-6) also continued its winning ways, earning a 127-117 victory over the Philadelphia 7

Five takeaways from the Miami Heat’s 106-102 win over the Dallas Mavericks (6-13) on Monday night at Kaseya Center to extens its winning steak to five games and begin a four-game homestand. The Heat (12-6) continues the homestand with a pivotal NBA Cup game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday:

The Sixers lost to the Miami Heat 127-117 Sunday afternoon. Tyrese Maxey led the Sixers in scoring, putting up 27 points on 10-of-27 shooting. He played the whole game tugging at his shoulder, and went back to the locker room holding it once the game was out of hand.

The Miami Heat came out on top against the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday afternoon and now stand 11-6 on the season, good for third in the Eastern Conference. He

Norman Powell scored 25 points and the Miami Heat enjoyed a record-setting first quarter on the way to a 126-108 victory over the Charlotte Hornets in an NBA Cup game Friday night, giving coach Erik Spoelstra a win a day after his home burned down.

Miami kept the heat applied on the CFP selection committee by comfortably beating Virginia Tech, 34-17, on the road Saturday.