Dragic, 34, is out for the Heat’s Super Bowl Sunday matchup against the New York Knicks, which is a huge blow for Miami. Especially, since the team has not revealed how long the veteran will be out.

Goran Dragic will forever be linked to LeBron James in the minds of Miami Heat fans. And that's likely not a positive thing. When the Heat acquired Dragic from the Phoenix Suns in 2015, it was ...

Goran Dragic returns to Miami as the Heat’s playoff enemy — kind of. Goran Dragic returns to Miami as playoff opponent, but says ‘it’s all love for Heat nation’ Skip to main content ...

Goran Dragic was supposed to be the Miami Heat's missing piece. They acquired him at the trade deadline in 2015, and suddenly they had what looked like an excellent starting five: Dragic, Dwyane ...

When the Miami Heat traded two first-round picks for Goran Dragic at last February's trade deadline, the assumption was there was no way Pat Riley would let the bulldog point guard walk in free ...

Miami HEAT President Pat Riley announced today that they have acquired brothers Goran Dragic and Zoran Dragic from the Phoenix Suns in part of a three-team trade involving the New Orleans Pelicans.

Veteran guard Goran Dragic expressed his desire to return to the Miami Heat. “The main desire is to return to Miami,” Dragic said while speaking at his training camp to reporters in his native ...

After acquiring Goran Dragic in a trade with the Suns, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said making Dragic feel comfortable in the Heat's system is a top priority, reports the Miami Herald. "One of my ...

It was never a secret that former Miami Heat guard Goran Dragic was unhappy with the sign-and-trade deal that sent him to the Toronto Raptors during free agency, and after several awkward months ...

Goran Dragic signed a five-year deal worth $90 million to stay with the Heat last summer, but he couldn't possibly have predicted the events of this past offseason.

Former Miami Heat guard Goran Dragic will reunite with some familiar faces tonight in Brooklyn. Dragic, now a member of the Nets, will face his former team when they play at Barclays Center.

Point guard Goran Dragic signed a two-year, $37 million deal with the Miami Heat, with the second year of his contract coming via a team option.