The NBA did the Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat no favors on Monday. When the two teams met at the United Center last week, they were met with a bizarre situation

The NBA has rescinded a technical foul called on Dillon Brooks as he contested against Norman Powell during the Suns vs. Heat matchup.

The Thunder (32-7) were off on Saturday and are relatively healthy. The only Thunder rotation player ruled out for Sunday’s contest against the Heat is Isaiah Hartenstein, who will miss the game because of a right soleus strain.

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Tuesday’s win over Phoenix stopped a three-game skid for the Heat, and it was a needed one. Miami’s previous three losses — to Minnesota, Indiana and Oklahoma City — all came by double digits, and the offense had been trending the wrong way for a while.

The Heat nearly wasted a 20-point lead, but Bam Adebayo and Norman Powell came to the rescue down the stretch to end Miami’s three-game skid. After a dominant first half that ended with the Heat ahead by 17 points, the Suns flipped the script in the second half before Adebayo and Powell’s late-game heroics.

The Trae Young trade officially kicked off NBA trade season last week. The deals are no longer hypothetical. They're actually happening now. Teams have less than one month remaining before the final buzzer rings.

MIAMI (AP) — Chicago and Miami will both start a stretch of playing four games in five days later this month to make up for the slippery court issue that forced a postponement of a scheduled matchup between the clubs last week. And the solution also means the Bulls and Heat will play three consecutive games against one another.