The Miami Heat made their big splash in landing Giannis Antetokounmpo and thought they would be able to bring LeBron James back into the fold, but must now find other options to round out their roster.

The Miami Heat allegedly posted then unlisted a "LeBron James Introductory Press Conference" livestream on their official YouTube account as theories fly.

The Miami Heat were a frontrunner in the LeBron sweepstakes, with many people around the NBA, including their social media team, believing James was going to sign there. Instead,

LeBron James spent four seasons with the Miami Heat, winning two NBA Finals. But ESPN's Shams Charania broke news that he chose to sign elsewhere.

A major mistake has the sports world buzzing after the Miami Heat accidentally indicated that they're ready to welcome LeBron James back to South Florida. On Tuesday night the team accidentally posted a link on their YouTube page to a livestream that was called "LeBron James Introductory Press Conference," with a date set for July 27.

Norris Cole, a former teammate of LeBron James explains why he ultimately decided to fire Rich Paul as his agent.

Dwyane Wade and LeBron James are good friends and played alongside each other for four NBA seasons with the Miami Heat. Their partnership helped established the retired guard as one of the best players in franchise history.

A mistaken YouTube livestream convinced the NBA world that LeBron James was returning to the Miami Heat. Reports later revealed it was a scheduling error by a Heat staffer before LeBron ultimately signed with the Philadelphia 76ers.