US EditionKnicks storm back and extend Heat's slide
- The Miami Heat lost to the New York Knicks, marking an eight-game losing streak, which is the first time this has happened in Erik Spoelstra's 17-year tenure as coach.
- Erik Spoelstra admitted that the team currently has no answers for their fourth-quarter struggles and emphasized shared responsibility within the franchise.
- Spoelstra questioned the team's competitive spirit, stating they lost it in the second half of games during the losing streak.
- Andrew Wiggins expressed confidence that the team can turn things around and highlighted the positive mindset among players despite ongoing challenges.
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When it comes to developing young players amid a playoff race, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra routinely likens it to being fed through a firehose. For rookie 7-footer Kel'el Ware, it has been more like being fed through four firehoses.
Knicks storm back and extend Heat's slide
Mikal Bridges scored 28 points, Josh Hart tied a franchise record with his eighth triple-double this season and the New York Knicks beat Miami 116-95 on Monday night in Madison Square Garden, sending the Heat to their first eightgame losing…
MIAMI — The last time a Miami Heat team lost eight consecutive games before now was in 2008. Erik Spoelstra was an assistant coach in Pat Riley's final season as a fullback. And that team, it must be said…
NBA: Heat have lost 8 straight for the 1st time since 2008
MIAMI— The last time a Miami Heat team lost eight consecutive games, before now, was 2008. Erik Spoelstra was an assistant coach in Pat Riley’s final season on the sideline. And that team, to put it bluntly, was tanking. This team isn’t. The Heat — who just followed an 0-5 homestand with two road losses that came by a combined 55 points — are back home for five more games starting Wednesday against Detroit, with their season either on the brink …
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Heat have lost 8 straight for the 1st time since 2008 and are searching for answers
MIAMI (AP) — The last time a Miami Heat team lost eight consecutive games, before now, was 2008. Erik Spoelstra was an assistant coach in Pat Riley's final season on the sideline. And that team, to put it bluntly, was…
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