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The HEAT kicks off the third year of the "Learn to Swim Program," where HEAT players themselves teach kids the skills to swim and the importance of pool safety.
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Udonis Haslem helps lead the Florida Gators to the 2000 NCAA tournament, but remembers most how that tournament began.
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Lamar Odom's buzzer beater in the 1999 Atlantic Ten Tournament remains fresh in his memory, as it secured his team a birth in the NCAA tournament.
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Syracuse senior John Wallace remembers watching as his opportunity to advance in the 1996 NCAA tournament seemed to be slipping away. But his buzzer-beating-three propelled the Orange into the west regional finals.
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Eddie Jones recalls his Junior season with the Owls as they almost caught a break in their bracket, in this HEAT Memories feature.
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In just his second season at the University of Connecticut, Caron Butler was just a sophomore searching for respect, but quickly became the Big East best player.
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Dwyane Wade recalls fondly his memories of a year ago when he led Marquette’s band of Warriors to the final four.
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Brian Grant thinks back to his freshman year, as the Xavier Musketeers faced the tall task of being the number 14th seed in the opening round of the 1991 NCAA tournament.
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Welcome to DJ Irie's American Idol. Watch as he searches for talent in the streets of Miami.
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Burnie gets arrested in this Rent-A-Cops episode, where mascots are caught breaking the law at the AmericanAirlines Arena. All mascots are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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HEAT players, Jerome Beasley and Caron Butler, coach kids at the first of the two HEAT basketball clinics.
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HEAT TV's Hostess Julie Donaldson finds out if people have Bayside Heat Smarts, by finding out if people know, "What vegetable are steakfries made of?"
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HEAT fans and players attentively watch the Milwaukee vs. Toronto game, which decides if the HEAT get home court advantage for the playoffs.
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As the HEAT continue their march towards the postseason, a true warrior is ready to lead them in battle, in this Brian Grant feature.
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Rafer Alston's three-pointer with 0.5 seconds left in overtime is one of the many GMC Professional Grade Plays of the Week that helped the HEAT defeat the Mavericks at the AmericanAirlines Arena.
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Highlights of the HEAT as the tough hardworking team they have become, a team many didn't expect to make the playoffs.
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Burnie Gone Wild. He bares it all in the streets of New Orleans.
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Dwyane Wade and Lamar Odom continue to rise above their expectations. HEAT TV highlights their achievements in this Wade and Odom feature.
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DJ Irie counts down the top ten Plays of the Month.
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HEAT TV's Player of the Month features Lamar Odom.
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In the Groove features HEAT Dancer and Behavior therapist, Karelix.
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Julie Donaldson finds out if people have Bayside HEAT Smarts by asking, "How many degrees in a right angle?"
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Kids improve their skills and learn new techniques from HEAT coaches and players at the HEAT Basketball Camp.
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Hundreds of HEAT fans had a chance to see the HEAT Dancers and give to charity at the 2004 HEAT Dancer Car Wash.
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HEAT TV hostess Julie Donaldson is a big hit at the Dunk Tank.
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HEAT fans have a blast at the 7th Annual HEAT Family Festival held at the DoubleTree Surfcomber Hotel in Miami Beach.
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HEAT TV interviews and congratulates Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem at the ALL STAR game.
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HEAT TV hostess Julie Donaldson takes us to the NBA ALL STAR Weekend and shows us all it had to offer.
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Julie Donaldson finds out if people have Bayside HEAT Smarts by asking, "What is the square root of 81?"
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In the Groove presents Johanna, a second year HEAT Dancer and entertainment broadcaster.
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Burnie, the HEAT Dancers, and the Xtreme Team rallied at Gatsby's to support their home team, who was on the road battling against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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The HEAT players greet movie goers by signing autographs, taking tickets, and even taking orders behind the counter.
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The making of the Thunder Struck opening.
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"Thunder Struck" opening.
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"Crazy" opening.
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"Lose Yourself" opening.
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Over 9,000 kids packed the AmericanAirlines Arena for the first ever HEAT Summer Jam. A day full of basketball, dancing, singing, and the HEAT experience.
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HEAT Season Ticket Holder Eric Siegrist explains what makes him a HEAT fan.
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The HEAT continues their effort to put Education first by inaugurating the first Reading & Learning Center.
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The HEAT remembers Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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HEAT fans had the opportunity to meet their favorite HEAT players at the annual Meet the HEAT.
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HEAT Rookie Dwyane Wade displays his crossover technique on Sixers rookie Kyle Korver during the first game of the season in Philadelphia.
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HEAT Season Ticket Holders Doug and Amy Faulkner sat down with HEAT TV to explain what makes them HEAT fans.
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The stage has been set. The players are in place. And the time is now. Get
an exclusive online look at the HEAT Experience movie trailer, currently
playing in South Florida theaters!
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