The Miami Heat hit the road to face the New York Knicks in an early 1pm matinee game ahead of Super Bowl LV seeking to put an end to a three-game road losing streak.
For as good as the Heat looked against the Washington Wizards on Friday in their final game of their homestand, much of it had to do with the team looking whole again with Goran Dragic back in the starting lineup and playing like he did in the bubble. Tyler Herro looked reinvigorated in his first game of the season coming off the bench and racked up points against the Wizards reserves in a role that appears to be much more suited to him as a second-year player still honing his NBA game.