The stomach bug continues to spread through the Miami Heat’s locker room. The latest victim is Heat newcomer Andrew Wiggins. Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Duncan Robinson and Terry Rozier have ...

MILWAUKEE — Thursday was an unusual day for the Milwaukee Bucks. While they ended the night in their own beds following a 125-96 win over the Miami Heat, the Bucks had quite the journey to get ...

The Miami Heat (21-21) and the Milwaukee Bucks (24-17) battle on Thursday in an Eastern Conference affair. The Heat have dropped four of their last five games. On Tuesday, the Portland Trail ...

In a game between two depleted rosters, the Heat blew another fourth-quarter lead and now enters the All-Star break with its first four-game losing skid of the season. The Heat wa ...

The Bucks were stuck in New Orleans until Thursday, and their home game Thursday night against the Heat was pushed back 60 minutes. Milwaukee will tip off against Miami at 8:30 p.m. ET instead of ...

The Miami Heat (21-22) started their first game during Jimmy Butler’s second suspension with a blow-out loss against the Milwaukee Bucks (25-17) 125-96. Here’s a look at four major takeaways ...

The emergence of rookie Kel’el Ware has moved Adebayo to a de-facto four in some lineups, and the Heat big man has at least nine rebounds in 10 of his last 14 games. The Bucks are actually a ...

After a scramble to get home from a snow-paralyzed New Orleans, the Bucks needed only six minutes to find their rhythm before blowing out the Miami Heat, 125-96, on Thursday night at Fiserv Forum.

Golden State's Lindy Waters III and Miami's Josh Richardson will wind up with the Pistons. Former Bucks player P.J. Tucker ...

The Heat dealt the disgruntled Butler to the Golden State Warriors as part of a three-team trade on Wednesday night on the ...

As the Jimmy Butler soap opera takes another turn with a second suspension, the Miami Heat trudge on without him — and they’ll have their hands full tonight against the Milwaukee Bucks.

After a scramble to get home from a snow-paralyzed New Orleans, the Bucks needed only six minutes to find their rhythm before blowing out the Miami Heat, 125-96, on Thursday night at Fiserv Forum.