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There was practically no match between Chicago, 9th, and Miami, 10th, so much the Heat dominated its subject from start to finish at the second game from Play-in to the East. Worn by a Tyler Herro in “Postseason” mode, the Floridian formation quickly took over and will therefore have the opportunity to challenge the Hawks, in Atlanta, Friday with the eighth and last ticket in play for the playoffs.
The Heat made the perfect start to the match, dominating in intensity and aggressiveness on both sides of the prosecution. Tyler Herro showed the way by going to finish near the circle and Andrew Wiggins took over by scoring 10 points in a flash (14-28).
Tyler Herro released a 6/6 shooting to feed 16 points in the first quarter and place Miami in a position of force after a 3-point step back (21-38). Because despite a better end of the Bulls period with this 3-point in the Matas buzzer “Laurent Faires” Buzelis (28-39), the Floridians, in confidence, quickly took off.
Duncan Robinson salted the addition with two 3-point baskets (33-53) before leaving the care at the Mitchell-Herro-Adebayo trio to finish strong before the break for the Bulls in embarrassment (47-71).
Miami in control until the end
Chicago has shown more character when the locker room returns, like the Dunk of Matas Buzelis followed by an aggressive drive to make his own under the 20 points (59-76). But the Heat has managed to maintain its level of defensive intensity to keep control, as on the counters of the Burks-Highsmith pair or the Dunks in counter-attack by Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro following good defenses (68-88).
To respond to the final assault on the premises, it was Davion Mitchell this time responded by aligning a 3-point, a counter on Coby White and a floater to restore a large lead to Miami (80-97). Tyler Herro finished as he had started, with aggressiveness, to ensure a quiet end of the match for the Floridians, winners 109-90 and who will have a chance to snatch their place in Playoffs this Friday on the Hawks prosecutor's office.
What to remember
– Le Tyler Herro Show. The rear of the Heat allowed his team to take the best start in a globally well mastered match. At 6/6 in shooting after a quarter, he finished the first half at 23 points with a nice 8/8. MVP of the meeting and especially the author of a full match, with its 38 points on arrival as a reward for its aggressiveness.
– Davion Mitchell's boost. The leader embodied the catchy state of mind of the Heat in defense with also accuracy in attack. In this case, he turned into a X factor with his 15 points in 9 assists, in particular via his passage at the start of the fourth quarter, while Chicago was pushing to reduce the gap.
– Chicago taken cold. The Bulls missed out on their match, exceeded in aggressiveness, the intensity and quickly distant in the score against a team which seemed more experienced at this stage of the competition. For the 3rd year in a row, the Bulls are eliminated by the Heat…
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How to read the stats? Min = minutes; Shots = successful shots / tempted shots; 3pts = 3-point / 3-point attempted; LF = Successful free throws / tempted free throws; O = offensive rebound; D = defensive rebound; T = total rebounds; PD = assists; FTE: Personal faults; Int = interceptions; BP = lost bullets; CT: against; +/- = Differential points when the player is on the field; Pts = points; EVAL: evaluation of the player calculated from positive actions – negative actions.
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