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After the Miami Heat's most recent win, rookie Pelle Larsson, who started his second consecutive game, should be given a spotlight.
Three months after Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra's bold prediction, Jaime Jaquez Jr. has gone in the opposite direction.
Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
An Erik Spoelstra led Miami Heat team has never lost more than eight games in a row -- until now.
Just like 95 percent of the games this season, the Miami Heat built a double digit lead in the first half and blew it. At least it feels that way.
Bam Adebayo did all he could to lift the Heat to victory.
In a high-scoring game where the Miami Heat ended up blowing another double-digit, fourth-quarter lead, the Heat ended up reversing the pattern.
After a porous offensive outing Monday night at Atlanta against the Hawks, the Miami Heat responded in triumphant fashion and picked up a crucial 131-109 win in a rematch vs the Hawks Wednesday night at Kaseya Center. Yes, you read that correctly.
Entering the fourth quarter with a 10-point lead, the Miami Heat were in position to earn a signature win against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Instead, they scored only eight points.
With the Jimmy Butler trade taking the news by storm, the Miami Heat had to put the news behind them and take care of business in a close battle with the Philadelphia 76ers.