What Jimmy Butler has done in these playoffs stacks up to any scoring run in Miami Heat history, including the best of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Where does it rank, and does it matter if the Heat don't come away with an NBA championship? David Ramil (@dramil13) and Wes Goldberg (@wcgoldberg) answer that, plus discuss why they are more confident than ever in the Heat heading into Game 2 and dive deeper into Gabe Vincent's impact and ask if the Heat are better off with Vincent over Kyle Lowry.

Are the Miami Heat being overlooked in the Eastern Conference finals, or are the Boston Celtics really that good? And what problems can each team provide Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler? To help answer those questions and more, David Ramil and Wes Goldberg are joined by Locked On Celtics host John Karalis to get the Boston perspective of this matchup and where he thinks the Celtics have the edge. Plus, we give our predictions for the series.

The Heat will face the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals, so to help get you read for Tuesday's Game 1, David Ramil (@dramil13) and Wes Goldberg (@wcgoldberg) will look at some big questions that could help determine the outcome of the series. From rotations to individual matchups, who steps up and which defense will prevail, we give you the answers you need to know.

The Miami Heat have a chance to end the series with a win Thursday night against the Philadelphia 76ers but, according to the analytics, the Sixers might have the edge. Wes Goldberg is joined by Shot Quality's creator Simon Gerszberg to discuss what has been a wacky series from an analytics perspective, how the Heat won Game 5 and make predictions for the rest of the series. Plus much more, including why Jimmy Butler has been one of the most dominate players in the NBA playoffs.

The Miami Heat returned to what made them one of the best teams in the NBA during the regular season, playing defense at a high level, making smart plays on both sides, shooting well from deep and utilizing a deep bench to simply overwhelm the 76ers, cruising to a 115-80 win in Game 5. David Ramil (@dramil13) and Wes Goldberg (@wcgoldberg) break down the game, who stepped for the Heat and what they can do to carry that momentum to close out the series in Philadelphia.

How did Tyler Herro go from a sophomore slump campaign and the subject of trade rumors, to making a big third-year leap and becoming the first Miami Heat player to win the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award? On this special narrative episode based on Wes Goldberg's Miami Herald feature, we take you inside the making of the Heat's biggest star, the secret super power that fuels him and what comes next.

Wes Goldberg and David Ramil answer a bunch of listener questions and break down how Joel Embiid’s eventual return will impact the series and Bam Adebayo, the latest on Kyle Lowry’s injury and a whole lot more. Part two of a two-part episode.

David Ramil (@dramil13) and Wes Goldberg (@wcgoldberg) look back at Miami's game 1 dominance and break down if they can continue to limit James Harden and control the series before the potential return of Joel Embiid. Plus, will Duncan Robinson earn some playing time in the series? And what game was Philly's Paul Reed? Part one of a two-part live episode.

The Miami Heat took advantage of the absence of MVP candidate Joel Embiid to dominate Game 1, shaking off some midgame rust and getting strong performances from Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo and PJ Tucker for a 106-92 victory. David Ramil (@dramil13) and Wes Goldberg (@wcgoldberg) break down the game, who stepped up for the Heat and what to expect in Game 2.

The Miami Heat's series versus the 76ers begins Monday, so to get ready we preview Game 1 with Bryan Toporek (@btoporek) of Forbes/FanSided to talk about Joel Embiid's injury and how Philadelphia tries to fill that sizeable gap, the coaching matchup and how Miami's small-ball lineups could be a factor. Plus, we offer our predictions on the final outcome and much more in a great episode you don't want to miss.

Kendrick Perkins compared the Miami Heat to ski-mask wearing goons and the 2004 Detroit Pistons. Wes Goldberg and David Ramil debate whether those are good comparisons and list their top five Heat players they would be most afraid to run into in a dark alley. Then they ask if Jimmy Butler and the Heat should have been fined for his "obscene gesture" and if Doc Rivers is on his way to blowing another playoff series lead.