In a move that takes the team below the punitive NBA luxury tax, the Miami Heat are trading forward Haywood Highsmith and a ...

But more importantly, the trade brings the Heat under the luxury-tax threshold. By shedding Highsmith’s expiring $5.6 million salary, the Heat goes from about $1.3 million above the luxury-tax line to ...

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After rumors of an international deal, a surprise stand-out from the end of last season works out for an Eastern Conference Contender.

With the exception of his twin brother Darius Ratliff, few 2026 recruits across the country underwent a seismic role increase ...

The Miami Heat's offseason of surprising transactions is not over just yet. On Friday, they traded Haywood Highsmith and a 2032 second round pick to the Brookly ...