8legs: Kaseya center, miami, usa

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Dealing with Cade Cunningham, evaluating the Heat's back-court and other takeaways

Cade Cunningham led Detroit with a strong first half, scoring 19 points and 5 assists as the Pistons built a lead in Miami.
The Heat experimented with a Herro–Powell pairing, trying to activate their backcourt in the absence of Jaquez Jr.
Miami’s revamped offense drew attention as teams defended differently, reducing open kick threes and forcing tougher two-point attempts.
The absence of Jaime Jaquez Jr. opened opportunities for others and highlighted Miami’s early lineup experimentation.
Detroit maintained momentum with balanced scoring and compact defense against Miami’s adjustments.
Brady Hawk provided analysis on the evolving Heat lineup and the need to mesh Herro and Powell effectively.
The Heat fell short despite late-game push, reinforcing Pistons’ advantage in the matchup.
The matchup emphasized the Heat’s need for a cohesive backcourt look as they integrate new pieces.
The game highlighted the Heat’s ongoing adjustments as teams defend differently against their offensive setup.

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