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A production crew took over the east end of the main court Monday at AmericanAirlines Arena, to shoot a Gatorade commercial featuring Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade, who also got work for teammates Mario Chalmers, Carlos Arroyo, Jamaal Magloire and Michael Beasley as extras.

The feeling of contributing to a fourth-quarter finish was something Heat forward Michael Beasley had not experienced in a few weeks. It was foreign territory. But there was Beasley late against Cleveland on Thursday, scoring, rebounding and doing what he could defensively to help Miam...

The last time the Heat departed Indiana with a regular-season victory, second-year forward Michael Beasley was 12 years old. His vivid memory from 2001?

Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra insisted Wednesday that the insertion of Michael Beasley into the starting lineup at power forward does not end plans to also feature the No. 2 overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft at small forward.

If he's studying the man as much as he says he is, Michael Beasley will find the right track. The Heat can only hope.

With Jermaine O'Neal, Michael Beasley and the entire support system coming through for the Heat, Dwyane Wade did not need to dominate in Wednesday's 115-93 rout.

By Ira Winderman Perhaps Erik Spoelstra is on to something with this second unit. Udonis Haslem energized the Heat with his rebounding upon his insertion, and Daequan Cook did the same with his scoring.Haslem and Cook entered with 5:42 to play in the first quarter, Haslem for Michael Beasley (pictured at l...

Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra defended his decision Wednesday to replace veteran Udonis Haslem with second-year player Michael Beasley as the starting power forward this season.

We all know the Heat absolutely, positively has to start Michael Beasley this season. And we all know it absolutely, positively has to start Beasley at the position he should play for the next decade, which despite months of experimenting elsewhere is power forward.

Apparently, the future is now for the Heat at power forward. Michael Beasley, the No. 2 overall pick in last year's draft, is in. Udonis Haslem, a starter the past five seasons and a defensive stalwart on Miami's 2006 championship team, is out.

Michael Beasley will be on the court for the Miami Heat for the opening tip-off Wednesday night, apparently poised to become a starting forward.

Michael Beasley will be on the court for the Miami Heat for the opening tip-off Wednesday night, apparently poised to become a starting forward.

An alarm sounded around the NBA, heard by all with any interest in, or links to, Michael Beasley. That included a fellow former collegiate star who had faced him in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before getting selected one spot later in the 2008 NBA draft.

While Miami Heat forward Michael Beasley tries to find his niche on and off the court, the affable 20-year-old once again found himself in the middle of an awkward situation that has apparently been taken out of context by TMZ.com, the entertainment website.

By Ira Winderman Observations from Wednesday's 99-93 exhibition victory over the Grizzlies at AmericanAirlines Arena: Michael Beasley was held out due to a bruised left shoulder. There is a chance he plays Thursday in Jacksonville against the Hawks, in the Heat's exhibition finale....

The experiment was put on hold Sunday. Michael Beasley was back at power forward for the Miami Heat, back at the spot where he built his lottery reputation at Kansas State, back where he earned first-team All-Rookie last season.

Michael Beasley, who has been easing into the transition of going from power forward to small forward in training camp, said he's ready for the switch.

Limited minutes at small forward for Michael Beasley and defensive struggles by its point guards get Heat off to a shaky start to its exhibition schedule, with an 87-83 loss to the Pistons

By Ira Winderman So which of the lottery picks is more likely to start on opening night?It could be an intriguing race. For his part, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said of Beasley during his team's media day, "I would say it would be surprising for him not to step into a significant role this season."

By Ira Winderman The official camp roster is what has been reported in this space for days. There are the 12 returning players (Jermaine O'Neal, Jamaal Magloire, Joel Anthony at center; Michael Beasley, Udonis Haslem, James Jones, Yakhouba Diawara and Dorell Wright at forward; and Dwyane Wade, Daequan...

Of course Dwyane Wade has to produce. And, of course, much more is anticipated from Michael Beasley. But the expectations go far deeper on this roster as the Heat prepares for camp. What about Mario Chalmers? James Jones? Jermaine O'Neal? Daequan Cook? Quentin Richardson?

Miami Heat forward Michael Beasley on Friday spoke for the first time about his stay in a Houston rehab facility and other related issues. The interview came with Beasley seated at a folding table on the court at the Heat's practice court at AmericanAirlines Arena. Three reporters and thre...

Michael Beasley is apologizing to the Miami Heat, and calling his stay in a Houston rehab facility his "lowest hour." Speaking out for the first time since returning from spending more than a month getting treated for substance abuse and other issues, the second-year Miami Heat forward s...

Michael Beasley is apologizing to the Miami Heat, and calling his stay in a Houston rehab facility his "lowest hour."

Dwyane Wade's numbers were better than ever last season. Here comes his encore opportunity. A Miami Heat offseason that seemed stagnant at times, stormy at others is ending, with practice opening Tuesday. Quentin Richardson has arrived, Jamario Moon has departed, and Michael Beasley ha...

Michael Beasley rejoined his Miami Heat teammates Monday following a monthlong stay in a rehabilitation facility to address substance abuse and other issues. Beasley took part in a voluntary offseason workout and quickly drew rave reviews from coaches, many of whom were able to visit a...

After a lengthy conversation with the Heat forward on the eve of his son's release from a Houston inpatient rehab center, Michael Beasley Sr. says, "it was a wake-up call for him that he needs to take his career more seriously."

While the prudent approach might be to ease Beasley back onto the scene, the Heat also needs to find out as quickly as possible how much it can expect from the second-year forward and in what roles.

By Ira Winderman Will Michael Beasley see considerable time at small forward or even start there next season for the Heat? Riley recognizes the need for more firepower on the court, especially if Udonis Haslem and Mario Chalmers are the other starters.

by DolPhanDave on Jun 11, 2009 10:08 PM EDT 0 comments In an interview posted on the Miami Heat website, Michael Beasley made a point of saying that he wanted to work on his ball handling and jump shooting, and would be doing a lot of drills that 1 and ...

When the guy picked after your guy ends up being great, it explains the 2007 draft day trade for Daequan Cook. Good call there. Does that mean that OJ Mayo was the pick to make instead of Michael Beasley? 2003 Draft- Heat select Dwyane Wade with the ...

By Ira Winderman So after an entire season of explaining why Michael Beasley isn't a small forward, the Heat's first substitution was Beasley for small forward James Jones. The best Heat center in the building was Alonzo Mourning, who again was on hand to lend support.

 FL Otherwise everything stays the same for the Heat tonight. We can only hope that James Jones continues shooting as well as he has been, and maybe, just maybe Michael Beasley will break out of his amazing slump. I'm just curious to see how the Heat ...

Seattle Post Intelligencer  AZ - Heat 119, Clippers 95: At Miami, Dwyane Wade had 32 points and nine assists, Michael Beasley added 18 points and the Heat snapped a two-game losing skid. ... Mid-Season Review With Tas Melas of The Basketball Jones Fanster.com

By Associated Press MIAMI (AP) -With the way lockers are assigned in the Miami Heat dressing room, Michael Beasley , Mario Chalmers and Daequan Cook are all on opposite sides of the circular space. So it's not uncommon, when the trio is getting dressed after ga...

MIAMI — With the way lockers are assigned in the Miami Heat dressing room, Michael Beasley, Mario Chalmers and Daequan Cook are all on opposite sides of the circular space.

With the way lockers are assigned in the Miami Heat dressing room, Michael Beasley, Mario Chalmers and Daequan Cook are all on opposite sides of the circular space.

By Michael Mitchell Witness that class for a moment: James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Chris Kaman, Kirk Hinrich, Michael Pietrus, David West and Josh Howard. Of course, Darco Milicic is part of that list. Michael Beasley: He is struggling as of lately, and doesn’t get in often during the fourt...

Dwyane Wade scored 23 points and the Miami Heat climbed back above .500 by beating the short-handed Utah Jazz 93-89 on Wednesday night. Shawn Marion scored 15, Michael Beasley had 12 points and reserve Chris Quinn added six assists for Miami.

By Signal to Noise 10. Indiana Pacers - Having a legitimate point guard, albeit a frequently injured one in T.J. Ford, should help. 11. Miami Heat - They're not making the playoffs, but they'll look much better this year with Dwyane Wade healthy. When Mario Chalmers and Michael Beasley develop, they'll have some...

By Will Brinson Filed under: Bobcats, Hawks, Heat, Magic, Wizards, Eastern, NBA Media Watch Check out FanHouse's NBA Preview. 1. Orlando 2. Miami 3. Atlanta 4. Washington 5. Charlotte Most Important Southeaster: Dwyane Wade Best Southeastern Rookie: Michael Beasley

By Will Brinson Now that's a legitimate question. One you wouldn't have though possible while Pat Riley was burdened by Shaquille O'Neal's illustrious contract. But then he swung Diesel for Shawn Marion, landed Michael Beasley, convinced Jason Williams to retire, stole SuperNintendo Chalmers in the...

By David Friedman(noreply@blogger.com) Several Eastern Conference teams clearly improved in the offseason--most notably the Philadelphia 76ers, who acquired Elton Brand. The Cleveland Cavaliers hope that Mo Williams will not only solidify the point guard position but that he will also be the best second scoring option that they have had in the LeBron James era; no James sidekick has averaged 17 ppg, a mark that Williams has exceeded each of the past two seasons. The Miami Heat not only added second overall pick Michael Beasley but they look forward to having a healthy and explosive Dwyane Wade for a full season. The New York Knicks will almost certainly improve now that Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni are running the show but there is no reason to believe that even in the Eastern C...   [read the full post]

By J.E. Skeets Key Players Added: Michael Beasley (draft, Kansas State), Superintendent Mario Chalmers (draft, Springfield's school district), Yakhouba Diawara (free agent, Denver), the baby-faced assassin James Jones (free agent, Portland), Jamaal Magloire (surprisingly, free agent)

There were reports. There were whispers. There was a cloud of suspicion that maybe Miami Heat rookie Michael Beasley had been involved in that Rookie Transition Program hotel room party that got Darrell Arthur and Mario Chalmers sent home and in trouble.

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Herald House call for Celtics Heat rookie Michael Beasley fined $50,000 NBA.com Dumars takes Pistons' standouts off the market FL's Take: This doesn't surprise me. The Pistons were looking for too much in return for their players and the players were petitioning for one more chance. I think a lot of the Pistons' problems stemmed from being over confident. They felt that they could coast for much of the game and then turn it on at any time but they found out that against a defense like the Celtics, they couldn't do that. I doubt they make the same mistake again. ESPN Where will the NBA expand? Hoopsworld Top six players in need of a trade NECN Celtics fans line up to see Allen, trophy NBA Noise 08-09 team preview: Boston Celtics   [read the full post]

With less than 24 hours until this years NBA Draft, speculations, questions, and all in between will be answered as the Miami Heat prepare to make what could be the biggest franchise move since the acquisition of Dwyane Wade. Michael Beasley:  O.J. Mayo: