The Miami Heat find themselves without an All-NBA selection for the second straight season, continuing a trend that's left them without representation since 2014, when LeBron James last achieved that honor. Jimmy Butler was the last Heat player to be named an All-NBA member, yet his recent trade to the Golden State Warriors further highlights the team's struggles. Despite his success, Butler's departure leaves the Heat with only Kevin Love as a past All-NBA player. Tyler Herro, now an All-Star, missed out on bonuses tied to All-NBA recognition, while Bam Adebayo’s extension could have been significantly more lucrative had he received similar accolades. The Heat's only notable recognition this season came from rookie Kel'el Ware, showcasing the shift in expectations and performance for a franchise used to being in the postseason spotlight.