Bam Adebayo had 23 details and 14 rebounds to aid the Miami Warmth conquer the Philadelphia 76ers 109-104 on Wednesday evening in the ultimate video game for both of those groups prior to the NBA All-Star break.
Adbebayo’s thundering dunk capped off a 10-2 run in the fourth quarter that gave Miami a lead it under no circumstances relinquished.
Tyler Herro also experienced 23 factors, and Duncan Robinson additional 20 in the Heat’s fourth victory in 5 video games.
Tyrese Maxey scored 30 points for Philadelphia. Buddy Heild experienced 22 factors and 10 helps, and Paul Reed, filling in for the wounded Joel Embiid (left knee meniscus technique), included 18 points and 12 rebounds.
With Miami down a issue, Haywood Highsmith hit a 3-pointer, Herro designed a operating layup, Robinson hit another 3-pointer and Adebayo had the dunk on four straight belongings for Miami.
Maxey briefly still left the court hobbled just after Reed stepped on his ankle, and the Warmth took a just one-position guide after a few quarters. Maxey returned for the fourth quarter, but Philadelphia skipped 6 of seven shots and had two turnovers.
Kyle Lowry, who signed with Philadelphia on Tuesday and played for the Heat previously this period, was unavailable.
Philadelphia also performed with no Nico Batum (remaining hamstring strain), Robert Covington (still left knee bone bruise), Tobias Harris (still left hip impingement) and De’Anthony Melton (back again lumbar spine stress reaction).
Miami was without Jimmy Butler (particular good reasons), Josh Richardson (appropriate shoulder dislocation), Terry Rozier (correct knee sprain) and Dru Smith (appropriate knee surgery).
UP Following
Warmth: At New Orleans on Friday, Feb. 23.
76ers: Host New York Thursday, Feb. 22.
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