The Miami Heat (8-4) have come a long way since their shaky 1-4 start, now boasting a seven-game winning streak, the longest in the NBA this season, after defeating the Brooklyn Nets (6-6) 122-115.
Jimmy Butler stole the spotlight, scoring 18 of his 36 points in the third quarter, showcasing his offensive prowess and leading the Heat to victory.
Duncan Robinson contributed 26 points, adding to the Heat’s offensive firepower, while Bam Adebayo chipped in with 20 points.
Facing the Nets, who had won their last five encounters against Miami, the Heat demonstrated resilience and closed the game with key contributions from various players.
Mikal Bridges and Lonnie Walker IV each posted 23 points for the Nets, attempting to challenge the Heat’s dominance.
