On Monday, the Miami Heat (22-22) host the Orlando Magic (24-23) at the Kaseya Center, and if you’re wondering how to catch the action live, you’ve come to the right place. The Heat are coming off a 106-97 win over the Brooklyn Nets Saturday on the road.

Amid their 3-point shooting woes, the Orlando Magic are reportedly a dark horse to add Brooklyn Nets forward Cameron Johnson to their Paolo Banchero-led core.

Following their NBA victory over the Brooklyn Nets, the Miami Heat aim to maintain their momentum and secure another win as they push to climb the conference standings. Head coach Erik Spoelstra may look to bolster the lineup by reintroducing a key player to the rotation.

As the Miami Heat take on the Orlando Magic on Monday night, all eyes will once again be on star Jimmy Butler as he has been the face of trade talks in the NBA. Butler had been serving a two-game suspension where he is now eligible to come back and play for the team before he is moved with the trade deadline nearing on Feb. 6.

The Orlando Magic and Miami Heat square off Monday night in a crucial fourth and final regular season matchup. Tipoff is at 7:30 p.m.

Tyler Herro is expected to suit up for the Miami Heat when they host the Orlando Magic at the Kaseya Center on Monday.

With the February 6 trade deadline approaching, the Orlando Magic face critical decisions about how to bolster their roster. Injuries have prevented the team from fully evaluating the potential of their current lineup, but their league-worst three-point shooting remains a fatal flaw that could doom them in the postseason if left unaddressed.

It’s Monday, January 27, and the Orlando Magic (24-23) and the Miami Heat (22-22) are all set to square off from Kaseya Center in Miami.

During his time suiting up for the Nets, Johnson wore only jersey No. 8 and put up 3.6 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game.

For the second time this month, Jimmy Butler is gearing up for his return from a suspension. Per the Miami Herald's Barry Jackson, Butler is expected

Carter was originally acquired by the Nets during the 2004-2005 season in a trade with the Raptors that involved Alonzo Mourning, Eric Williams and Aaron Williams being sent to the Raptors. Mourning never suited up for the Raptors, securing a contract buyout and re-joining the Miami Heat.

Vince Carter became the seventh Nets player to have his number retired, something he labeled as "insane." "It is an honor to be up there with you gentlemen," he said.