Miami Heat year by year

39 seasons since 1988-89 · 1602-1448 all time · 3 titles

How have the Heat ranked, year by year?

The Miami Heat have played 38 seasons since 1988-89: 1601-1448 in the regular season, with 3 titles. Their defense allowed the fewest points in the league in 2001-02. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2022-23's (2nd in points allowed), the best offense 2025-26's (2nd in points scored). In 2026-27 they are 1-0, 1st in points scored and 4th in points allowed after 1 games.

Miami Heat by season: record, points scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
Season	W-L	Offense	Defense	Coach	Postseason
2026-27	1-0	129.01st	105.04th	Erik Spoelstra	—
2025-26	43-39	120.92nd	118.522nd	Erik Spoelstra	—
2024-25	37-45	110.624th	110.07th	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 0-4
2023-24	46-36	110.126th	108.43rd	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 1-4
2022-23	44-38	109.530th	109.82nd	Erik Spoelstra	Lost the NBA Finals
2021-22	53-29	110.017th	105.64th	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 11-7
2020-21	40-32	108.125th	108.05th	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 0-4
2019-20	44-29	112.015th	109.110th	Erik Spoelstra	Lost the NBA Finals
2018-19	39-43	105.726th	105.92nd	Erik Spoelstra	—
2017-18	44-38	103.423rd	102.94th	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 1-4
2016-17	41-41	103.221st	102.15th	Erik Spoelstra	—
2015-16	48-34	100.023rd	98.45th	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 7-7
2014-15	37-45	94.727th	97.36th	Erik Spoelstra	—
2013-14	54-28	102.212th	97.45th	Erik Spoelstra	Lost the NBA Finals
2012-13	66-16	102.95th	95.05th	Erik Spoelstra	Won the NBA Finals
2011-12	46-20	98.57th	92.54th	Erik Spoelstra	Won the NBA Finals
2010-11	58-24	102.18th	94.66th	Erik Spoelstra	Lost the NBA Finals
2009-10	47-35	96.525th	94.22nd	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 1-4
2008-09	43-39	98.318th	98.012th	Erik Spoelstra	Playoffs, 3-4
2007-08	15-67	91.430th	100.014th	Pat Riley	—
2006-07	44-38	94.628th	95.58th	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 0-4
2005-06	52-30	99.96th	96.014th	Pat Riley	Won the NBA Finals
2004-05	59-23	101.54th	95.08th	Stan Van Gundy	Playoffs, 11-4
2003-04	42-40	90.322nd	89.78th	Stan Van Gundy	Playoffs, 6-7
2002-03	25-57	85.628th	90.64th	Pat Riley	—
2001-02	36-46	87.228th	88.71st	Pat Riley	—
2000-01	50-32	88.926th	86.62nd	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 0-3
1999-00	52-30	94.423rd	91.64th	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 6-4
1998-99	33-17	89.022nd	84.02nd	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 2-3
1997-98	55-27	95.015th	90.06th	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 2-3
1996-97	61-21	94.821st	89.33rd	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 8-9
1995-96	42-40	96.522nd	95.05th	Pat Riley	Playoffs, 0-3
1994-95	32-50	101.114th	102.815th	Kevin Loughery, Alvin Gentry	Playoffs, 1-0
1993-94	42-40	103.46th	100.711th	Kevin Loughery	Playoffs, 2-3
1992-93	36-46	103.619th	104.712th	Kevin Loughery	—
1991-92	38-44	105.013th	109.222nd	Kevin Loughery	Playoffs, 0-3
1990-91	24-58	101.820th	107.821st	Ron Rothstein	—
1989-90	18-64	100.623rd	110.323rd	Ron Rothstein	—
1988-89	15-67	97.824th	109.010th	Ron Rothstein	—

Regular season. Offense and defense are points scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1976-77, the first season after the ABA merger.

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