just now:Duncan Robinson, has explain why hé could not perform well on there last martch..
Miami Heat fans remained confident after a seven-game winning streak when they opened the contest against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night. And just like that, a double-digit blown lead led to a loss, with fans once again criticizing the team. The game got off to a promising start as Miami opened up a 22-1 lead and asserted its dominance over Chicago. But the Heat’s tendency to blow wires was their downfall again. Duncan Robinson, Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler combined for 66 points. However, the lack of outside help left the team struggling offensively. Without Robinson, the team shot less than 26 percent from three-point range. And even with his 24-point performance, Adebayo was held to zero points in the fourth quarter with two turnovers. I knew the streak would end at some point, but I didn’t,” said user KingRei. “Tonight and the defeat was unacceptable.” I knew the series would end at some point, but I didn’t. Tonight and the loss was unacceptable Jaime Jaquez Jr. had an incredible performance, scoring only six points with three turnovers and four personal fouls. Haywood Highsmith, previously winless as a starter, was held scoreless for a team-high four shutouts. The Heat play the Bulls again on Monday night. Jayden Armant is a contributor to Inside the Heat. He is a student at Howard University. You can contact him at or follow him on Twitter
