With the Miami Heat looking to get a win against Denver for the first time in a while, Bam Adebayo makes his return to potentially slow down Nikola Jokic.

For years, the Miami Heat have been struggling to find a way against the Denver Nuggets. Monday night, through the Nuggets’ pain, the Heat found that way.

The Miami Heat have one of the highest-valued young centers in the NBA in Kel'el Ware. He could be on the move in a potential trade.

Injury Report ahead of tomorrow's game against the Heat: OUT: Cameron Johnson (Right Knee Injury Management) Aaron Gordon (Right Hamstring Strain) Christian Braun (Left Ankle Sprain) #MileHighBasketball pic.twitter.com/3Ibw14kktt

Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra speaks on the potential long-term benefits of Bam Adebayo's recent time off.

“They just tell me an aggressive me is the best version of myself,” Wiggins, 30, said ahead of Monday night’s matchup against the Denver Nuggets at Kaseya Center. “So, I just got to stay with it and continuously do it.”

The Heat (17-15) host the Nuggets (22-9) looking for a third straight win as Denver continues its road trip after a surprise loss.

With Miami missing two cornerstone scorers, Nikola Jovic delivered his most complete game of the season to lift the Heat past Indiana and showcase his growing role.