Heat Fire on All Cylinders, Beat Mavs 125-110

Miami Heat's Big 4 set franchise record with four players recording 22+ points

The Miami Heat beat the Dallas Mavericks in dominating fashion with the Big 4 (Butler, Lowry, Adebayo, Herro) leading the way. Kyle Lowry finally found his shooting touch with 22 PTs and knocking down 6-9 of his 3PTs whilst still pushing the offense and finding teammates with 9 ASTs. Tyler Herro, who has been off to a magnificent start, continues his hot hand, contributing 25 PTs on an efficient 11-20 from the field. Bam Adebayo made his return from his knee bruise injury with another double-double (22 PTs, 13 REBs) as well as anchoring the Heat defense. Jimmy Butler continues his case for best two-way player with 23 PTs and 3 STLs. Although the league has made an emphasis on limiting free-throws, as well as offensive baits for fouls, Butler has unaffected by the new change, as evident in this game (15-17 FT).

The Miami Heat will look to push their win streak to 6 wins as they face off against the Boston Celtics on Thursday, 11/4, in an exciting game. The dangerous duo with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown against the Heat defense will be a notable match-up.