It's no secret Terry Rozier is having a down year. The 10-year veteran is seeing a decrease in efficiency this season with the Miami Heat. The Heat traded for Rozier prior to last season's trade deadline.

Amen Thompson has been suspended two games while Terry Rozier has been suspended one for their roles in Sunday's fight between the Houston Rockets and Miami Heat, the NBA announced Tuesday. Additionally,

Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was suspended for one game for his role in Sunday night’s late-game melee during the victory over the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center, and teammate Tyler Herro was fined $25,

The heated on-court moment at a Rockets and Heat game led to fines for other players and coaching staff as well.

Houston's Amen Thompson and Miami's Terry Rozier were each suspended, while four others were fined a total of $145,000 for their actions in Sunday's game.

The NBA has decided the punishments for players and coaches involved in a scuffle during the Miami Heat's matchup against the Houston Rockets on Sunday.

The NBA issued a one-game suspension to Heat guard Terry Rozier for his role in the fracas. Advertisement Houston coach Ime Udoka received the largest fine of $50,000 “for verbal abuse of a game ...

Rockets swingman Amen Thompson has been suspended for two games, while Heat guard Terry Rozier has received a one-game suspension, the NBA announced today in a press release ( Twitter link ).

Houston Rockets guard Jalen Green was fined US$35,000 (S$48,000) and Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro was fined US$25,000. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Miami Heat have a roster that strikes a mix of playmaking, defense, and scoring, which has allowed them to stay competitive in the 2024–2025 NBA season.

Most of the Miami Heat trade rumors are dominated by the situation surrounding star Jimmy Butler. However, a new development has the Heat as frontrunners to land a center on the trade market. The Heat are tied for the second-best odds to acquire Phoenix Suns center Jusuf Nurkic at +400.

The Heat is now positioned to clear substantial cap space for the summer of 2026, when Terry Rozier and Duncan Robinson come off the books and a parade of All-NBA-caliber players can become free agents. Miami has only $85 million committed for the 2026-27 season, well under the $170.6 million projected cap that season.