1. Just an exceptionally well played game by both teams, one of the highlights of a season that already includes a HEAT-Bucks classic, and a decent preview of potential playoff series despite notable absences on both sides (including Kyle Lowry for the HEAT). Neither team presented much of anything new, but how could they and why would they after seeing each other so many times over the past three seasons? The difference tonight, or maybe it wasn’t all that different at all, was an incredible shooting night on the HEAT’s part and a pair of tough, clutch late jumpers from Tyler Herro (30 points on 21 shots) and Bam Adebayo (18 points on 17 shots).
Coup’s Takeaways: HEAT Build Big Lead Behind Shooting, Tyler Herro, Bucks Storm Back With Jrue Holiday Game Winner
