The Miami Heat came into Game 5 of their first-round series with a chance to end it on Tuesday. Without Jimmy Butler or Kyle Lowry, they got it done.
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The Miami Heat won't have their best player, Jimmy Butler, going for them in Game 5 against the Hawks. But that's alright, they can still win the game.
The Miami Heat were without Kyle Lowry in their Game 4 win on Tuesday due to his hamstring issue. Though he didn't play, he was involved on the sidelines.
The Miami Heat are known for hard work, intensity, and defense, among a few other things. All of those things, though, are showing up against Trae Young.
The Miami Heat got a huge Game 4 win over the Hawks Sunday in the ATL. It's no wonder they played as they did though, Denzel Washington had coached them up.
The Miami Heat have dominated their first-round series over Atlanta, for the most part. They have done so by playing their brand of careful and caring ball.
The Miami Heat needed a big game from everybody with Kyle Lowry out of Game 4. However, Jimmy Butler would step up the biggest again, as he had in Game 2.
The Miami Heat don't play the game politely, as noted by John Collins. However, they could be a little less polite when it comes to him.
The Miami Heat dropped Game 3 of their first-round series to Atlanta and lost Kyle Lowry in the process. Does that open the door for Victor Oladipo though?
With a Miami Heat chance to go up, 3-0, on Friday over Atlanta, a Duncan Robinson explosion would help. Being one of the NBA's toughest covers, he can.
The Miami Heat head to Atlanta Friday in their first-round NBA Playoff series up 2-0. Based on history, they can, effectively, end it on Friday with a win.
The Miami Heat needed all Jimmy Butler could muster up in their Game 2 win over Atlanta. His biggest shot of the game actually looked familiar though.
Though up 2-0 in their series, the Miami Heat haven't gotten the best Bam Adebayo yet. That's fine though, as he will be quite alright.
The Miami Heat are known for a few things, including hard work and defense. New starter, Max Strus, is really taking those principles to heart.
The Miami Heat needed all hands on deck when it came to foul trouble in their Game 2 win on Tuesday. Dewayne Dedmon was ready to work, as he always is.
The Miami Heat got a crucial Game 2 win over the Atlanta Hawks Tuesday. On the back of a 45-point Jimmy Butler showing, his coach sees a legend in his game.
The Miami Heat got another victory in Game 2 of their opening-round series Tuesday. In it, Jimmy Butler did something Dwyane Wade and LeBron James didn't.
The Miami Heat didn't win the same way in Game 2 as they did in Game 1. What got it done in Game 2 was a career night from their best player, Jimmy Butler.
The Miami Heat got off to a good start to open their 2022 NBA Playoffs journey. If this Jimmy Butler keeps showing up, they can keep on doing it too.
The Miami Heat saw a resurgence from two of their shooters in Game 1 against Atlanta. If P.J. Tucker and Duncan Robinson can stay hot, the sky is the limit.