David Ramil

Miami failed to upgrade their roster significantly this past offseason and are banking on internal development to match their recent postseason success.

Aside from the team’s potential acquisition of Damian Lillard, there are questions about this team that loom large as the start of the season draws near.

The newly-designed Ucam, being marketed as the “world’s first two-part wearable camera,” will help users change the way videos in sports, entertainment and everyday life are recorded, streamed and posted on social media.

The Miami Heat will honor 20-year NBA veteran Udonis Haslem with a multi-day fan celebration named “4 Days for 40,” that will include a digital content series, new themed merchandise and the dedication of a new seating area to honor Haslem and his tenure with the Heat.

Former NBA All-Star Deron Williams is partnering with banker UBS and PlayersTV to continue growing his business portfolio and help athletes and entertainers adjust to the next phase of their lives.

The Miami Heat have a long history of being a top retailer in the NBA. Their latest innovation is a one-of-a-kind warehouse that allows them to process orders, customize apparel and deliver it to fans all over the world.

Miami Heat veteran Udonis Haslem and FTX have partnered to award two grants to local businesses. In an exclusive interview with Forbes, Haslem talks about the initiative and the importance of local philanthropy.

Tech startup 601 Analytics created an innovative data mining platform for the Miami Heat over two years ago. Since then, they entered into a multi-year agreement to provide their platform to the entire NBA, and continue working with other leagues and venues across the globe.

X2 Performance has built a brand as alternative to other sports energy drinks. In an exclusive interview with Forbes, NBA 2x champion Kawhi Leonard spoke about his partnership with X2, why the product is valuable to him and his role in expanding its growth.