The NBA regular season continues today, with the Heat sitting at home against the Trail Blazers. The Blazers made a 10-2 start, with Butler Adebayo scoring consecutive points also in color. Later in the middle of the quarter, both sides set up three-point batteries on the perimeter, and the Blazers entered the second quarter with a three-point advantage. In the second quarter, the Heat bench took the lead, Strusli suddenly scored 8 consecutive points, Vincent's outside line was icing on the cake, and the Heat blasted a wave of 14-2 to surpass 9 points. Simmons then responded with three three-pointers, McCollum also won consecutively from mid-range and long-range, and the Blazers regained the initiative on the court. Before the end of the first half, Martin scored five consecutive points to lead the Blazers by two points into the second half.
Easy side to fight again, Snell three points to open the second half, Nurkic dominated the basket, the Blazers a wave of 9-0 small climax to stop the Heat. Returning from the timeout, Martin continued to perform without a solution, dunking three points and mastering everything, scoring 15 points in a single quarter, and the Heat clenched the score. The third quarter ended, and the Heat trailed the Trail Blazers 78-80. In the final quarter, Smith Jr. took the lead on a layup, and Dedmund took advantage of the Blazers inside, and the two sides fought all the way to 87 draws. In the decisive moment, Adebayor scored eight consecutive points to lead the team to a 17-3 kill. In the end, the Heat won two straight games at home to the Blazers 104-92.
