US EditionHeat Keep Rolling, Hand East-Leading Pistons Fourth Straight Loss
Bam Adebayo became the second Miami Heat player to score 10,000 points while leading a balanced offense that extended the team's winning streak to five games.
- Bam Adebayo, Miami Heat captain, scored 24 to surpass 10,000 career points, joining Dwyane Wade, former Heat star, as Miami defeated Detroit Pistons 121-110 on Sunday.
- Adebayo entered the game 23 points shy of 10,000 and made four 3-pointers, finishing with nine rebounds and six assists.
- Detroit's Cade Cunningham scored 26 points and Jalen Duren added 24, while Jaime Jaquez Jr. contributed 19 points and seven assists as Miami led by 34-16 after one quarter.
- Winning the season series vs. Detroit, 2-1, the Heat moved to 36-29, seven games over.500, and extended their winning streak to five.
- Adebayo is on pace to average at least 18 points per game for a sixth consecutive season and needs 207 rebounds in final 17 games to surpass Udonis Haslem, while Erik Spoelstra praises his defense.
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Miami Heat's Bam Adebayo Reaches Career Milestone Against Pistons
Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo continues to shatter personal records. Just three games after he passed Udonis Haslem to become the Heat’s all-time defensive rebounding leader, Adebayo reached 10,000 career points.During the Heat’s 1211-110 win over the Detroit Pistons, he joined Dwyane Wade as the only Heat player to reach the milestone with the franchise.“It means a lot from someone who got drafted to play defense,” Adebayo told the media with a…
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton CitizenHeat keep rolling, hand East-leading Pistons fourth straight loss
Tyler Herro scored 25 points as the host Miami Heat won their fifth straight game, defeating the Detroit Pistons 121-110 on Sunday afternoon.
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Herro scores 25, Adebayo hits milestone and Heat top Pistons 121-110, Detroit's 4th straight loss
Tyler Herro scored 25 points, Bam Adebayo scored 24 to go over the 10,000-point mark for his career, and the Miami Heat beat Detroit 121-110 to extend the Pistons’ season-worst losing streak to four games.
Another statement win for Heat in dismantling Detroit 121-110 behind Herro, Adebayo
MIAMI — The sizzle also has substance. Not only is it now eight wins in the last 10 games for the Heat, but with ample quality wins to add substance to the surge. Sunday night it was a rousing 121-110 decision over the East-leading Detroit Pistons to follow up Friday night’s victory in Charlotte over the streaking Hornets and last weekend’s home victory over the West-contending Houston Rockets. Shorthanded yet again, the Heat still remained in a…
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