The Miami Heat extended their winning run to four games on Friday night with a road victory in Charlotte, ending the Hornets’ six-game streak in the process, Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald reports.
Miami controlled key stretches of the game and held on late to secure an eight-point win.
Tyler Herro delivered his most complete performance of the season, leading the offense with 33 points while also contributing nine rebounds and nine assists without committing a turnover.
The 26-year-old shooting guard played 37 minutes and finished with a plus-18 rating, highlighting his strong two-way impact throughout the game.
“He was sensational tonight,” Spoelstra said. “Tyler, you can see he’s gaining more rhythm each game. Tonight, the three ball started to go for him. It opens up so much for his game.
“He can put the ball on the floor. The nine rebounds were needed because they’re a handful on the glass.”
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