Miami Heat Host Annual Red, White & Pink Scrimmage

MIAMI, FL – The Miami Heat hosted its annual Red, White & Pink scrimmage on Tuesday at the Kaseya Center. The event gave fans a chance to see the Heat on their home court while raising money to celebrate breast cancer survivors and those still fighting.

A night of support, love, and community 💗 Davion was paired up to walk out with breast cancer survivor, Keisha during our annual Red, White & Pink game!

Red, White & Pink // @BaptistHealthSF Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute pic.twitter.com/v0iX1RWjQH

— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) October 6, 2026

Scrimmage Lineups

Tickets were just $10, and the proceeds benefited cancer care and research at the Baptist Health Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute. Fans got a first glance of what this revamped Heat roster looked like

Forward Andrew Wiggins and guard Pelle Larsson weren’t in the lineup due to illness. Guard Dru Smith (right calf strain) and two-way contract forward Keshad Johnson (right hamstring strain) didn’t play due to recent injuries.

The Red Team started Simone Fontecchio, Davion Mitchell, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Klay Thompson, and Bam Adebayo. The White Team started Ryan Conwell, Nikola Jovic, Tim Hardaway Jr., Myron Gardner, and Bobby Portis Jr.

Player Stats

Bam Adebayo a story in four photos 👀🏀#MiamiHeat #Sportswithseb pic.twitter.com/KbT2nei2mA

— SportswithSeb🏀🏈 (@Sportswithseb) October 6, 2026

Adebayo finished with 15 points, three three-point conversions, four rebounds, and three assists. Thompson grabbed three rebounds and finished with 16 points on 6/11 shooting and four three-point conversions.

Davion Mitchell with the alley oop to Tre Donaldson here in the second half of the Miami Heat scrimmage 🏀 pic.twitter.com/PWQTT79IFq

— SportswithSeb🏀🏈 (@Sportswithseb) October 6, 2026

Hardaway Jr. grabbed four rebounds and finished with 17 points on five three-point conversions. Portis Jr. impressed with 16 points on 4/9 three-point shooting, eight rebounds, and three assists.

Conwell totaled 22 points on two rebounds, four assists, and two steals. Jovic finished with the most +/- at 14, and totaled 11 points, four rebounds, and four assists.

What’s Next

After beating the Toronto Raptors 129-105 this past Saturday in Quebec City, the Heat will play the New Orleans Pelicans tomorrow at 7:30 pm in Miami.

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