- Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union unveil new company
- Damian Lillard and Bradley Beal both seen liking posts about Bam Adebayo joining them on Team USA
- Chris Bosh offers sagely advice to Bam Adebayo on why he struggled this season and how he can improve
- Report: Ben Simmons’ frustration with Jimmy Butler on Philadelphia 76ers played role in his departure to Miami Heat
- Report: Bam Adebayo commits to join Team USA roster for Summer Olympics in Tokyo
- Report: Bam Adebayo expected to go into ‘overdrive’ to improve jumper and post play this offseason
- Dwyane Wade receives touching Father’s Day tribute from his son Zaire
- Duncan Robinson makes it clear that he would ‘love’ to come back to Miami Heat
- Dwyane Wade’s ecstatic reaction to Paul George and Clippers advancing to Western Conference Finals
- Dwyane Wade’s high-road response to hater of his new show ‘The Cube’
Five Takeaways from the Heat’s 122-101 Victory over the Cavs
- Updated: March 20, 2016
4. The Heat Have a Short-Term Memory
In a battle for the Southeast Division lead on Thursday night, Miami blew a 15-point first-half lead in a home loss to the Charlotte Hornets.
The defeat dropped the Heat from the third seed to the sixth seed in the conference.
Fast forward two nights later and Miami bounces back to defeat a team that is clearly the class of the East.
In doing so, no Cavaliers starter played more than 27 minutes in the game. Cleveland’s starting power forward Kevin Love was limited to 16 minutes because of foul trouble and ineffective play.
In other words, the Heat dominated the third-best team in the NBA just two nights after a heartbreaking defeat. This is the type of the resilience this team needs to have if they want to be taken seriously as contenders entering April.
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