MIAMI (AP) — Stephen Curry’s road trip is ending a game early, with the Golden State Warriors deciding to hold the NBA’s all-time 3-point leader out of Wednesday night’s game in Miami against the Heat.

In recent years, it had been Erik Spoelstra springing zone defenses to slow opponents. Now the Miami Heat are becoming the zoned.

The league has penalized Cleveland following a bold decision the team made for an eventual victory against Milwaukee.

Jakucionis would label it as a “good thing” of playing a stint at the G League level, using it as a way to improve and work out any flaws he may have, like with turnovers. At any rate, Miami is 8-6 ahead of its matchup against the Warriors.

Jimmy Butler’s first game back in Miami since last season’s trade brings attention, but the Heat insist the storyline no longer defines them.

Norman Powell’s breakout year in Miami is fast becoming one of the most underrated, and potentially franchise-changing storylines in the league. Since arriving

With the Miami Heat taking on the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, it will mark the expected return of Jimmy Butler to the Kaseya Center. After the Heat beat the New York Knicks in a 115-113 thriller on Monday, the team will no doubt be surrounded by storylines with Butler, prompting a response by head coach Erik Spoelstra.

Norman Powell scored 19 points and Kel’el Ware delivered a pivotal double-double with 16 points and 14 rebounds as the Miami Heat survived a wild final sequence to edge the New York Knicks 115-113 on Monday night.