Jill Martin brings the Miami Heat in a snakeskin bikini as she shares the beach with ripped LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Juwan Howard

Though she is a broadcaster for the New York Knicks, Jill Martin didn't mind getting chummy with Miami Heat player Juwan Howard on Saturday.

The 37-year-old hit the sun-soaked beach in Miami, Florida, in a tight snakeskin bikini that certainly garnered attention.

While wearing a Knicks ball cap over her long, blonde locks, the Today Show contributor found 40-year-old Juwan roaming the beach.

A good sport: New York Knicks broadcaster Jill Martin shared a laugh with Miami Heat player Juwan Howard on the beaches of Miami on Saturday

She was sure not to forget to accessorise, adorning herself with numerous necklaces and bangles.

The fit blonde looked up at the 6ft9 basketball player as she excitedly talked with her hands.

Meanwhile, the Heat player's wife of 11 years Jenine Wardally soaked her feet in the ocean water.

Just beachy: The 37-year-old flaunted her bikini body in a stringy snakeskin number

Talking about the game? Jill expressed herself via both verbal communication and body language while she excitedly talked to Juwan

As if one pro-ball player run-in wasn't enough, two more waited in the wings further down South Beach.

Teammates Dwyane Wade, 31, and LeBron James, 28, walked in step across the beach together.

Both wearing single gold chains and board shorts, it was impossible to miss their extremely buff bods make their way across the white sand.

Also enjoying the sun: Shirtless Miami Heat teammates Dwyane Wade (left) and LeBron James (right) roamed the beach together

In the buff: LeBron showed just what a professional athlete can look like, putting his muscular build on full display

Teammates and friends: The Heat duo took in the sun's rays and the beach babes while they roamed around on Saturday

The Heat last played on Wednesday against their rival, the Chicago Bulls, and won 94-91.

According to the team's official site , LeBron was responsible for 23 of those winning points, and Dwyane added 18 points to lead the Miami Heat past the Chicago Bulls, clinching the series 4-1 and advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals for a third straight year.

The first game of the conference is in Miami this coming Wednesday, and they will face either the Knicks or the Indiana Pacers.