On January 9, Beijing time, the Miami Heat defeated the Phoenix Suns 123-100, in which two substitute players Hiro and Duncan Robinson scored 60 points, and the two became the biggest contributors to the team's win.
In this campaign, Hiro scored 33 points, and Duncan Robinson also came off the bench, shooting 8 of 16 from three-point range and scoring 27 points. As a result, despite Butler's absence, the Heat still won the game. The US media also listed the three big data records of Hiro and Dunro in this game, as follows:
First, the Heat hit 22 three-pointers and hit 50 percent of them. 22 three-pointers also tied the Heat's record this season.
Secondly, Hiro has scored 30+ in 4 games so far this season, ranking first in the league. It is worth mentioning that Hornets player Oubre has had 2 such games this season, ranking second in the league.
Third, for the first time in Heat history since March 4, 2009, two players have scored at least 27 points as bench players at the same time, the last time being Michael Beasley and De Quinn Cook.
Interestingly, in today's game, the Heat shot 44 of 88 in a full-court athletic game and shot just 50 percent from the field. As a result, the Heat's two-pointers today are 22 of 44, and the three-pointers also happen to be 22 of 44.