The Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers kick off the NBA Finals tonight in Orlando at 9 p.m.

The Miami Heat took a night off to allow the Dolphins a moment in the nationally televised spotlight.

Like the Miami Heat, Jimmy wants that smoke.

The Dolphins aren’t that much better than they were at the end of a season in which their clear goal was to lose every game possible.

No Miami Heat championship run would be complete without first personally disposing of the Boston Celtics.

The Dolphins losing a football game is the greatest sense of normalcy we’ve experienced in 2020.

The Miami Heat is now in a position to bring another parade down Biscayne Boulevard.

Miami has lacked a star at the quarterback position for more 20 years. Tua Tagovailoa is here to fix that.

If the NBA bubble were a season of Big Brother, the Heat would undoubtedly win the show.

The gesture by the Marlins coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues.

How do the Miami Heat and their fans hate the Indiana Pacers? Let us count the ways.

If the Miami Hurricanes season is canceled, fans will miss out on a lot.

There are so many aspects of the NBA bubble that have been pure comedy.

Under normal circumstances, cancel the Marlins season over my dead body. In this case, we shouldn’t need actual dead bodies.

Nobody will be canceling any of our team names any time soon.

The Heat, as it stands, will have a full roster in Orlando. Advantage: Miami.

Soccer is a hella social-distancing sport, more so than any others that are planning to resume.

Tyler Herro was so very Miami before he even knew he was.

Imagine if you could spend one afternoon with your favorite Miami Heat player at the Magic Kingdom park.

Here are a few options for the NBA to consider other than Orlando.