Five takeaways from the Miami Heat’s 116-112 overtime loss the New York Knicks (40-20) on Sunday night at Kaseya Center to begin a back-to-back set and fall to 2-1 on its four-game homestand. The Heat (28-31) will complete the back-to-back and close the homestand on Monday against the Washington Wizards (7:30 p.m., FanDuel Sports Network Sun):

Jalen Brunson came up big when the Knicks needed him most, scoring 16 points in the fourth quarter and overtime period to lead the Knicks to a 116-112 comeback win — their biggest comeback victory of the season — over the Miami Heat on Sunday.

By halftime, it was clear this was going to end one of two ways: stunning or sobering. In some ways, it was both. Once again, a significant Heat lead turned into something slight. And then into nothing at all.

Bleacher Report predicts the young forward could get his season back on track as the Heat fight for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler is being sued for allegedly failing to pay rent at his Miami Beach home and leaving behind $125,000 in damages.

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler’s time with the Miami Heat came to a tumultuous end, but there is more drama facing him in South Beach as he is facing a lawsuit. Butler is being sued for not paying $260,