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The Miami Heat hosted their annual Red, White and Pink game at the Kaseya Center to honor breast cancer survivors and support those currently fighting the disease before previewing their new-look roster.

The Miami Heat held their annual "Red, White and Pink" scrimmage at Kaseya Center to raise funds for breast cancer survivors and support individuals actively battling the disease. The event offered fans an early preview of the team's new roster ahead of the upcoming season.
Breast cancer survivors took center stage during the celebration, walking through the player tunnel alongside the team. Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra highlighted the night's significance in honoring survivors, while players including Bam Adebayo and Giannis Antetokounmpo entertained the home crowd.
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