- Report: Tyler Herro out for Game 4 vs. Celtics
- Bam Adebayo insists he isn’t making statement against Celtics in ECF despite ‘disrespectful’ DPOY voting
- Victor Oladipo’s 1-emoji summary of his dominant defensive performance vs. the Celtics
- Report: Celtics provide injury updates on Jayson Tatum, Marcus Smart and Robert Williams ahead of Game 4 vs. Heat
- Erik Spoelstra implies Miami Heat had to restrain Jimmy Butler from playing in 2nd half of Game 3
- Former NBA star explains how Miami Heat’s strict body fat requirement prevented him from playing with LeBron James
- Erik Spoelstra reveals that Kyle Lowry intends to play in Game 3 vs. the Celtics
- Amar’e Stoudemire crushes Tyler Herro for not being same bubble player: ‘Where is the focus on basketball?’
- Report: Miami Heat legend Tim Hardaway joined New York Knicks in scouting role this season
- Report: Boston Celtics upgrade Al Horford’s status for Game 2 of Eastern Conference Finals
Miami Heat 2016-17 Schedule Breakdown and Highlights
- Updated: August 11, 2016
The announcement of the Miami Heat’s 2016-17 regular season schedule has the usual number of interesting matchups. Unsurprisingly, the Heat will have only five nationally televised games for the 2016-17 season.
There was initially speculation that former Heat guard Dwyane Wade would return to American Airlines Arena with the Chicago Bulls on November 10. The official schedule release confirms this notion, so be sure to circle that date on your calendars, Heat Nation.
The season actually gets underway on the road in Orlando with a matchup against the Magic on October 26. Two nights later, the home portion of the Heat’s campaign will see the Charlotte Hornets come to America Airlines Arena.
On November 4, Miami travels to Toronto to meet up again with the Raptors, who ended up knocking them out of the postseason last year.
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The first of two visits by the defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers won’t take place until March 4. The latter matchup takes place on April 10 in the regular season’s second-to-last game. Since LeBron James left the Heat to return to Cleveland, the Cavs have yet to win any of their four road trips when taking their talents to South Beach.
Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors will host the Heat on January 10 before then traveling to Miami for a January 23 clash.
While the Heat get Christmas Day off, they’ll be in action on New Year’s Day with a 6 p.m. home matchup against the Detroit Pistons.
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