December 26, 2024
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Twitter Reactions To The Miami Heat’s Victory Over The Philadelphia 76ers On Wednesday

  • Sadly, the Miami Heat have returned.
  • It was their sixth victory in their previous eight games when they defeated the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night. Joel Embiid, the Sixers’ standout center, was absent. However, Josh Richardson, Terry Rozier, and Jimmy Butler—three of Miami’s own important players—were absent.

    Perhaps they simply thrive in challenging environments.

We’re 6-2 in our previous 8 games and defeated the Bucks and 76ers handily without Jimmy, Rozier, or Jrich, according to user HeatCulture. “With Duncan back in the lineup, our offensive looks so much better. Our defense is also improving, and I want to congratulate Jaime for that important putback. It’s time to recuperate and resume our major run after the break.

  • It would be impossible to begin this discussion without mentioning Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo’s 23-point efforts. Even though Herro had a low 3-point shooting percentage, his aggressive and facilitative play opened the door for Miami’s offense, particularly when their backcourt wasn’t producing as much.

With 16 points from four 3-pointers, Haywood Highsmith had his second-highest scoring game of the season.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. completed the second unit’s scoring with 12 points off the bench. Jaquez, the rookie phenom, has contributed significantly to the team’s recent success even if he hasn’t been as explosive since his injury.

On Friday night, the Heat take on the New Orleans Pelicans (33-22).

Jayden Armant is an Inside the Heat contributor. He attends Howard University as a student. You can follow Jayden Armant on Twitter or get in touch with him at.

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