He’s cut from the same cloth as me.” Haslem already has his No. 40 jersey retired by the Heat. Adebayo, who took over as Heat captain when Haslem retired, is also on a path that could result ...

LOWELL, Mass. & WESTON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UKG, a leading provider of HR, payroll, workforce management, and culture solutions, today announced new honors from G2’s 2025 Best Software Awards.

A FAMILY-RUN business has transformed a derelict bank into a learning centre. UKG Language celebrated the grand opening of its new language and learning centre in Ringwood High Street on Friday ...

Seikaly set the record in 439 games in a Heat jersey; Adebayo established the new mark in his 547th game. “I’m so glad to get that record out of the way,” Adebayo said. “I’ve been trying ...

Tyler Herro gave his thoughts on new Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins wearing No. 22, the same number worn by Jimmy Butler during his tenure with the organization. "Jimmy is definitely a Heat ...

Five takeaways from the short-handed Heat’s 106-90 victory over the woeful Washington Wizards on Monday night at Kaseya Center: Playing without five injured rotation players and with just ...

Jimmy Butler is now a Golden State Warrior, but based on jersey choices, the bitterness between him and the Miami Heat continues. Tyler Herro on Andrew Wiggins getting Jimmy Butler’s jersey ...

There are some jerseys that stand out more than others, but the unfortunate truth is, I wish I could rank every one of these ...

Heat guard and new No. 1 option Tyler Herro opened up on the Heat handing Butler's No. 22 to the incoming Wiggins, making it clear he doesn't think Butler deserves a jersey retirement.

Researchers found that extreme heat can accelerate biological aging in elderly people. Florida is a popular destination to retire, but summer temperatures there are routinely in the 90s.

NWSL partner UKG will provide prize money for the competition. Last year's Challenge Cup-winning players earned $3,500 in prize money, while players on the opposing team will each receive $2,200.