The difference of opinion between Chris Bosh and the Miami Heat regarding his treatment and potential return from blood clots, which has been playing out behind the scenes, has finally gone publicFor months now, both the Heat and Bosh have
Dwyane Wade wouldn't mind seeing the NBA's “Last Two Minute Reports” go away — and it has nothing to do with the NBA saying officials were correct when they didn't call Cody Zeller or Courtney Lee for fouls on Wade in the final seconds of the Heat's
In the midst of his work for Turner Sports, which this past week included working a game of the Miami Heat's series against the Charlotte Hornets for NBA TV, Fratello said he appreciates the increased hope of a long-awaited championship for Cleveland.
MIAMI, FL – APRIL 27: Courtney Lee #1 of the Charlotte Hornets celebrates winning Game 5 of the Eastern Conference playoffs against the Miami Heat at American Airlines Arena on April 27, 2016 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade said Friday that he's not in favor of the NBA releasing two-minute reports used to critique calls made by referees late in close games. "Those last two-minute (reports), to me, are pointless," Wade said at