Miami Heat can’t escape ‘Circus-Shot Randle’ and the traveling Knickerbockers
Miami Heat Can’t Escape ‘Circus-Shot Randle’ And The Traveling Knickerbockers
And to that notion, the Knicks would score 71 points in the first half on Friday night. But after that shooting anomaly, the same one that has seemed to bite the Heat in their previous five or six games, things would even out in the second half as the Miami Heat would only allow 51 Knicks points.
Getting down to the nitty-gritty, the Miami Heat would come back behind the efforts of Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo, and Jimmy Butler.
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That’s, not to mention, two huge late triples by Victor Oladipo.
Because with all of their collective efforts on both sides of the ball, the Miami Heat would close a one-time 17-point deficit to go up with less than 30 seconds remaining in the game.
And with the Miami Heat up one point, Randle would take the toughest of fading threes from the far right-hand corner of the court—and nail it to put the Knicks up by one with what would be less than two seconds left in the game.