Chris Mannix, Kurt Helin and Grant Liffmann run through their biggest surprises through the first quarter of the NBA season, including the Miami Heat, Toronto Raptors, and Detroit Pistons.

Norman Powell isn’t a senior citizen by NBA standards, but he qualifies as an uncle on any roster. The 32-year-old guard has played in the U.S. and Canada, brea

At a time when teams continue to stack star power on their rosters, the Toronto Raptors and Miami Heat are reminding the league that cohesion, continuity and belief can be just as powerful as raw superstar talent.

You play to win the games. The Miami Heat get that. But there also are times when the greater good perhaps has to be considered, perhaps such as the NBA Cup.

The Miami Heat have had a pleasantly surprising start to their 2025-2026 campaign despite non-optimal health. The team has been scoring at a high rate and defen

As the Miami Heat took on the Dallas Mavericks at the American Airlines Center, the home team finally looked solid. In particular, Anthony Davis appeared to have recovered well from his injury, but after helping take down the Denver Nuggets,

Por TIM REYNOLDSLos duelos de cuartos de final de la Copa NBA quedaron definidos el viernes por la noche. Miami irá a Orlando y Nueva York a Toronto en la Conferencia Este, seguidos por una

The first two NBA Cup quarterfinals are set, with Miami going to Orlando and New York going to Toronto. And the defending Cup champions won’t have a chance to go back-to-back. New York got the last of the four available berths in the Eastern Conference on Friday night,

OG Anunoby, a member of the Knicks’ Big 4 (Anunoby, Karl-Anthony Towns, Jalen Brunson, and Mikal Bridges) isn’t 100% healthy heading into New York’s Sunday night contest vs. the Toronto Raptors, causing the organization to rule him out.

Don’t try telling Heat coach Erik Spoelstra that the stakes will be higher when his team returns Tuesday to Kia Center for an NBA Cup game. Friday night against the Orlando Magic still counted plenty,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/hornets/onsi as Hornets take down Raptors for second-time this season, get win no. 7 on the year. After two straight disappointing losses, the Charlotte Hornets were set to match up with the 15-8 Toronto Raptors who were coming off losses in 3 of their last 4.