1. It cannot be fun to play the HEAT on a normal day, but it must be especially annoying to play them after they’ve had three days off. They send so much help, and put such a chokehold on the paint – always ready with a body to take a charge on the chance that you do get into the middle – that you’re forced to go outside of your comfort zone and run something other than your regular offense. To Atlanta’s credit, they did well passing around Miami’s interior rotations for the first couple of quarters, but they didn’t have enough to show for it as they probably should have.
Coup’s Takeaways: Tyler Herro Leads The Way In Atlanta
