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Max Strus had one other 3-pointer taken away in an elimination recreation. He and Jimmy Butler made positive it didn’t matter.
The playoffs await.
Strus and Butler — who was doubled over at instances within the ultimate moments, heaving for each breath — scored 31 factors apiece, and the Miami Heat closed the sport on a 15-1 run to beat the Chicago Bulls 102-91 in an Eastern Conference play-in recreation Friday night time.
“Our team has obviously not been perfect this year,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra stated. “But I do know one thing about the men in that locker room: The last 48 hours, I know how categorically, unequivocally, how badly and desperately our group wanted to get into this damn thing — and get into the playoffs to have an opportunity to compete for a title.”
