Miami HeatApri l’analisi completa
Charlotte HornetsApri l’analisi completa
The Charlotte Hornets dominated the Miami Heat 136–106 on March 17 at Spectrum Center, with LaMelo Ball and Corey White leading the way at 30 and 24 points respectively. Charlotte's offensive efficiency was evident in their 53.1 percent field-goal shooting and 17 three-pointers made, while Miami managed just 40.4 percent from the floor and seven three-pointers in a lopsided matchup. The Hornets' defense proved suffocating, holding the Heat to 99.1 offensive rating and forcing 15 turnovers, with Charlotte recording 11 steals. Tyler Herro paced Miami with 20 points and Norman Powell added 17, but the Heat's fourth-quarter collapse—scoring just 18 points—sealed the blowout after trailing by single digits at halftime. Charlotte's balanced attack generated 32 assists on 48 rebounds, while Miami's 26 assists couldn't compensate for their defensive lapses. The game finished well under the Vegas total of 236.5, with the Hornets' 125.6 offensive rating overwhelming Miami's 125.6 defensive rating. This decisive victory positions Charlotte firmly in playoff contention while signaling concerns about Miami's defensive consistency.
