Rob Parks

The Miami HEAT Dancers, presented by AT&T, opened the door Saturday morning at Kaseya Center for high-caliber performers chasing a spot on the 2026-2027 Squad. https://x.com/rparksjr85/status/2088662122439844097?s=46 This is Phase One of a multi-step selection process. The open call features multiple rounds of choreography, with cuts throughout the day.

The Miami Heat and JPMorgan Chase announced a multi-year partnership on Wednesday, naming the global financial company the Official Financial Services Partner of the HEAT and the Kaseya Center. This is a significant move for South Florida, connecting one of the NBA’s most culturally influential franchises with a bank that employs more than 3,000 people locally and serves 2.4 million customers in the region. Chase cardholders will see real perks at Kaseya Center and beyond.

The Miami Heat kicked off the new school year in classic Heat Culture fashion today. They hosted their annual Back-to-School Shopping Spree, presented by Morgan & Morgan, at the Walmart Supercenter on West Flagler Street in the Fontainebleau area of Miami. Heat guards Davion Mitchell and Tre Donaldson came through to do some back-to-school shopping with the youth.