Without Jimmy Butler, P.J. Tucker and Kyle Lowry, the Miami Heat were blown out by the Celtics in Boston Monday night. David Ramil and Wes Goldberg break down the game, why Lowry was the Heat player missed most and hand out some blame pie before asking if Goran Dragic could make his way back to Miami.

Wes Goldberg talks with Gabe Vincent about how he transformed his game and carved out a role on the Heat, what he thinks of Heat Culture and Jimmy Butler and why he doesn't have a nickname. Then Caleb Martin joins the show to talk about splitting up from his twin in Charlotte, closing games for the Heat and what he hopes for after playing out his two-way contract.

After missing 22 games, Bam Adebayo makes his Miami Heat return and helps lead a 104-99 win over the Toronto Raptors. David Ramil and Wes Goldberg break down the game, Adebayo's impact, Jimmy Butler's triple-double, Tyler Herro's dunk, Gabe Vincent's helpful minutes and more.

It's the midpoint of the season for the Miami Heat, who have managed to navigate countless injuries to remain in strong playoff position. What are the biggest questions for the Heat going forward? David Ramil and Wes Goldberg are joined by Sports Illustrated's Rohan Nadkarni to discuss how Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo can return to the mix, if the Heat need to make a trade and potential playoff rotations and matchups.

Wes Goldberg talks with Mario Chalmers about his brief return to the Miami Heat, wanting to get into coaching, Tyler Herro's confidence and his time as part of the Big 3.

Wes Goldberg talks with Kyle Guy about his time with the Miami Heat, his favorite movies and why he thinks Jack Harlow looks like him -- not the other way around.

Tuesday night's game between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs has been postponed by the NBA because the Heat don't have the required amount of players. Wes Goldberg and David Ramil break down how we got here and what comes next for the Heat.