The Miami Heat turn back into a pumpkin, lose again to Charlotte, 83-78
I’ve previously advised to not bet on this team. Their inconsistant and baffling performances this year have become expected. It’s for that reason that last night’s loss against the Charlotte Bobcats might as well have been set in stone.
It was the first-quarter lead. It was the second-quarter fade. It was two quarters of treading water, followed by the final death rattle. It’s pretty much every loss Miami’s been involved with this year.
Dwyane Wade got his points. Jermaine O’Neal had a nice comeback. Beasley conributed. But it’s another key loss against a team the Heat can ill afford to lost to. Meh.
If you’re disappointed, you really shouldn’t be. This is the team you signed up for. Big ups, big downs and general confusion.
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D-Wade -0-5 in the 4th. J.O. not having ANY idea has to where to be are where the ball was on a few late game defensive sets. (There was one particular play where he was STILL looking around after they scored!)
Deserved what they got. The Bucks are now in the 5th seed in the East as of this morning….
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For what it’s worth, the Heat are o-12 this season against the Cavaliers, Celtics, Bucks, and Bobcats, but 33-20 (.622) against everyone else.
Here’s hoping we get the 6th or 7th seed while Orlando and Atlanta take the 2nd and 3rd…
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