After a 3-1 stretch, things continue to look good for the Miami Heat. In this episode, we make an argument for why Tyler Herro should continue to be the starting SG when healthy as well as the importance of Bam Adebayo to this Heat squad. 

The Heat find themselves in a valley after two important wins in which the team seemed like they were trending upwards. In this week's episode, we discuss the two losses to Indiana and Portland and why we still have faith Miami can turn things around.

As the title says, the Miami Heat are finding a little bit of a rhythm in what has been a rough start to the season. After two losses against Golden State and Sacramento, they were able to get their revenge with back-to-back wins against both teams. In this episode, we discuss what has contributed to the team's recent success. 

The Miami Heat isn't too hot to start the season. This week, we discuss what's gone right and what's gone wrong for Miami in the first week of the season.

The Miami Heat kicked off their 35th season with a loss to the Chicago Bulls. In this episode, we discuss what went wrong for Miami and whether or not Kyle Lowry's level of play should be a cause for concern moving forward.

You're probably asking yourself, "Am I reading this right?" Yes, you are! The Biscayne Boys are back for the first time in two years! In this episode, Michael and Jorge discuss the Heat's final game of the preseason and what they expect from Miami going into the 2022-2023 NBA season. 

With the off-season underway, the Biscayne Boys are missing basketball a ton. This week, Michael and Jorge discussed what's to come in the next few weeks as far as the podcast goes. They also talked about Pat Riley's press conference and the few coaching staff moves that have been made around the league.

The 2019-2020 NBA season has officially come to a close. This week, the Biscayne Boys recapped the NBA Finals while also sharing some of their favorite moments from this past season.

The Miami Heat found themselves in what seemed to be an unsurmountable hole after falling to 2-0 against the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Finals while also losing 2 of their best 3 players to injuries. Despite all that, Jimmy Butler led them to an absolutely historic game 3 win that brought them right back into the series. Find out what Michael and Jorge have to say about games 1, 2, and 3 in this week's episode.

The Miami Heat are headed to the Finals for the first time since 2014! On this week's episode, Michael and Jorge discuss the changes Miami made in order to overcome the Boston Celtics in just 6 games. They also talk about what Miami will need to do to compete with LeBron and AD led Lakers. It's a tough road ahead, but the Biscayne Boys know Miami is up for the challenge.