The Minnesota Timberwolves had the game in hand against the Miami Heat, but a last basket with the foul of Nikola Jovic shattered the hopes of the residents of the Target Center. Erik Spoelstra has designed one last absolutely delicious system!
There is no coach more dangerous than Erik Spoelstra when his team is down by less than a possession with a handful of seconds remaining in the match. The Miami Heat tactician proved it again against the Minnesota Timberwolves this Sunday.
The Florida franchise was trailing by two points nine seconds from the last siren, far too much time on Rico's scale. The coach decided to place Duncan Robinson on the throw-in to organize the masterpiece.
All the Heat players positioned themselves very far from the basket and the ball to open up space. While Kevin Love placed a smoke screen for Tyler Herro, the Heat's best player tonight, the real action took place a few meters away. Terry Rozier escaped Nickel Alexander-Walker's marking and set a screen on Anthony Edwards. A marvel of execution allowing Nikola Jovic to stand out and go alone to the basket caught, too late, by a doubly faulty NAW.
Basket with the fault, the Serbian will not tremble and the Heat leaves Minnesota with an almost unexpected success.
So… I’ve rarely seen that. pic.twitter.com/bvf27khYty
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