While the Heat prepare for hopeful playoff basketball with four games left including Monday night, this outing is an unusual one as the team is missing Bam Adebayo and Andrew Wiggins once again. With the absences, Miami went with the starting lineup of Herro, Pelle Larsson, Alec Burks, Haywood Highsmith, and Ware.

Andrew Wiggins’ arrival in Miami sparked excitement among fans who believed his talent could fill the void left by Jimmy Butler. However, a string of injuries has derailed those hopes, and Wiggins has since expressed deep frustration over his ongoing health setbacks.

Per Ira Winderman of The South Florida Sun Sentinel, Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra is unsure of exactly when Wiggins will be back with Miami. The 6-foot-7 swingman out of Kansas is sitting out the entirety of Miami's current three-game road trip. This Wizards clash represents the second game of the stretch.

INJURY UPDATE: Andrew Wiggins (hamstring) and Kevin Love (personal reasons) have both been ruled out of tomorrow night’s game vs the Bucks,” the team's official X, formerly Twitter, account wrote. “Tyler Herro (right thigh contusion) is listed as questionable.”

Clemson’s unexpected run to the Elite Eight has created a lot of hype, as many had thought the Tigers would exit the NCAA Tournament early. However, the spotlight on the team’s roster has made the fans look at the player with more focus,

It’s wild how the NBA trade deadline can hit harder than a playoff loss — not just for players but also for their families. Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green recently opened up about an emotional moment on “The Draymond Green Show” with Baron Davis.

Q: Heavens to Wiggins what is going on here, Ira? There is a chance the Heat have only six more games left (if they lose in the play-in), so how can Andrew Wiggins not be out there? – Sanders.