Miami HeatApri l’analisi completa
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The Miami Heat dominated the Chicago Bulls 143–107 on November 21 at the United Center, with K. Ware and N. Powell leading the charge with 20 and 19 points respectively. Miami's offensive efficiency was suffocating, shooting 47 percent from the field while draining 14 three-pointers and distributing 35 assists against just 10 turnovers. The Heat's defense was equally stifling, holding Chicago to 41.1 percent shooting and forcing 18 turnovers while generating 13 steals. Chicago's A. Dosunmu and J. Giddey contributed 23 and 19 points, but the Bulls' 125.0 defensive rating exposed their inability to contain Miami's pace and ball movement. The gap widened in the fourth quarter, when Miami outscored the hosts 41–32, extending a decisive advantage built throughout the contest. Miami's 53 rebounds and elite 125.0 offensive rating underscored their control of both ends of the floor. The Heat's depth and defensive intensity signal continued contention form, while Chicago faces mounting pressure to address its perimeter defense and three-point vulnerability.
