Home
The Miami Heat will lock horns with the Boston Celtics in their next NBA game on Wednesday, April 1. The ninth placed side in the Eastern Conference is riding on a 40-36 record.
The Miami Heat is facing depth challenges in the backcourt and wing positions for today's game against the Celtics.
Latest update on Norman Powell
The Miami Heat's star shooting guard, Norman Powell, has been listed as "out" for the game against the Boston Celtics, because of an upper respiratory illness.
Latest update on Terry Rozier
The Miami Heat's point guard, Terry Rozier, has been listed as "out" for the game against the Boston Celtics, because of some personal issues.
Latest update on Andrew Wiggins
The Miami Heat's small forward might appear in the lineup in the game against the Boston Celtics, as he is listed as "available". Earlier, he was listed with a left big toe sesamoiditis.
Latest update on Jacquez Jr.
The Miami Heat's small forward, Jacquez Jr., has been listed as "available" for the game against the Boston Celtics, as he is expected to play in the clash.
Latest update on Nikola Jovic
The Miami Heat's power forward, Nikola Jovic, has been listed as "available" for the game against the Boston Celtics, as he is expected to appear under low back injury management.
Latest update on Pelle Larsson
The Miami Heat's shooting guard, has been listed as "available" for the game against the Boston Celtics despite a left triceps contusion.
When and where to watch the Miami Heat vs Boston Celtics?
The clash between the Miami Heat and the Boston Celtics will take place on Wednesday, April 1 at the Kaseya Center in Miami. The game will start at 7:30 PM ET.
The game will air locally on FDSSUN and NBC Sports Boston. Fans can enjoy the live streaming on NBC League Pass and Fubo.
ADVERTISEMENT
