The Latest Breaking News from Pat Riley

For the Miami Heat, the Summer of FOMO continues.

Continuity, not conditioning, Kyle Lowry said Wednesday is what derailed his initial season with the Miami Heat.

Even before the current work at hand, which is the ongoing work of resetting the team’s roster, Miami Heat president Pat Riley for years has demonstrated the art of setting the offseason agenda.

Shortly after Monday’s passing of former South Florida broadcast icon Hank Goldberg on his 82nd birthday, the Miami Heat took note of the moment, posting on Twitter, “We are saddened to learn of the passing of longtime Miami radio host and ESPN reporter Hank ‘The Hammer’ Goldberg. Our condolences go…

Anthony Chiang: Victor Oladipo: "I truly believe that I can be better than I was. … The biggest goal for me is to show everybody that I'm healthy and I can play a whole year." Source: Twitter @Anthony_Chiang What's the buzz on Twitter? Ira Winderman ...

Based on the angst offered after some of the franchise’s toughest moments, from unexpected playoff ousters to the departure of LeBron James, Miami Heat president Pat Riley can come off as somewhat impatient.

MIAMI — Pat Riley thought the Miami Heat had “an absolutely great year, a year we could really be proud of.” Yet the club’s longtime president did not listen to or read anything in the media as the season ended, saying, “I took a break from what I felt would…

"When Kyrie announced he was opting in, I was like 'okay, we can move on. This won't be a thing,' said Windhorst. "But that's not what my phone was telling me. That's not what the executives were telling me. That's not what the agents were telling ...

There's no indication that the Heat wants to move on from 36-year-old Kyle Lowry - who is very close with Jimmy Butler - but Pat Riley has said that Lowry needs to get in better shape. The Heat has assured Lowry that it has no intention of trading ...