Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo (13) shoots the ball over Brooklyn Nets center DeAndre Jordan (6) (Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports)
The Miami Heat got off to another dreaded slow start in Saturday’s game against the Brooklyn Nets. After digging a 20 point hole to climb out of for themselves on Friday night against Toronto, you would have thought that getting off to a good start the following night would be a priority.
It wasn’t but nevertheless, the Miami Heat allowed the Brooklyn Nets to control the game from tip to the end. Though the Heat never had a lead and trailed by high double digits across quite a bit of the game, they pulled within a possession on several occasions as the game came to an end.