Tim Reynolds
National NBA Writer
Miami Connection
Reynolds has been the primary AP beat writer for the Miami Heat since 2003, providing in-depth coverage that shapes national narratives around the team and its stars. His long-term residency in Miami Lakes since 2004 and speaking engagements, like at the Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce, highlight his community ties. He also covers Miami Hurricanes football and local events, contributing to South Florida's sports media landscape through books and broadcasts.
About
Tim Reynolds, a native of upstate New York, began his career at the Times Union in Albany before joining the Associated Press in 2002. He moved to Miami Lakes with his wife in 2004 and started covering the Miami Heat in 2003, later becoming the AP's national NBA writer. His career highlights include reporting on 12 consecutive Olympics, Super Bowls, NBA Finals, World Series, Stanley Cup Finals, and Lionel Messi's MLS tenure. Reynolds is a Baseball Hall of Fame voter, Pro Basketball Writers Association member, and was inducted into the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame in 2025. He contributes to WSVN-Channel 7’s “Sports Extra” and sports radio across North America. Currently, he authored a book on Miami Heat history and remains deeply connected to South Florida sports.