Thats the whole plan imo give Bam 25+ shots and mid rangers while slowing everyone else,, the Heat won't win if Bam has the most shots taken/made.
That may have been the plan, but as 'boi noted, lots of open misses - sans defense. Nuggets started to oblige a comeback in the 4th, by missing about 4 or 5 in a row, but the margin was too much. Heat were terrible on screens earlier in the game that helped the Nuggets build a lead. They improved some in the 2nd half. The game reminded me of the Kings game 3 against the Warriors.....team did not match hosts energy quickly into the game.
I'm reading Love was not injured - that's a big failure on Spoelstra if true....Love is a savvy player, and would've helped on defense and offense....he's better than Zeller who's a younger version of Koufas and an offensive handicap on the floor.
The Heat beat the Bucks with Butler going bonkers a couple games....he can't have ho-hum games against the Nuggets like game 1 unless his compadres shoot a good clip, not 3-23. That was like "D" grade offensive game for the Heat, and "C+" for defense, While the Nuggets were about "B+" on both offense and defense.
See how Butler plays next game....didn't see the Nuggets doubling him too much.