In Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs, the Miami Heat struggled to overcome the Cleveland Cavaliers, facing a 2-0 series deficit after a 121-112 loss. Despite making lineup adjustments and emphasizing three-point shooting, the Heat couldn't contain the Cavaliers' explosive offense, which set a playoff record for most threes in a quarter. Although the Heat fought back in the second half, narrowing a 19-point deficit to just two points late in the game, they couldn't complete the comeback. The next games will take place in Miami, where they hope to regain control of the series.
Despite a strong start and a late run, the Miami Heat ultimately fell to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2, extending their series deficit to 2-0.
Game 2 saw the Miami Heat implement changes in the lineup and bench rotation, emphasizing three-pointers, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Cavaliers' explosive offense.
The Cavaliers showcased their shooting prowess, setting an NBA playoff record for threes in a quarter with 11, allowing them to maintain a commanding lead.
Even after trimming a 19-point deficit to just two late in the game, the Heat couldn't close the deal, illustrating their ongoing struggles against the top-seeded Cavaliers.
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