However, Spoelstra on the sidelines appeared rather composed.
Although the Cavaliers' offensive performance tonight was somewhat unexpected, it wasn't unacceptable.
After all, to create this situation, Malone put JR in the starting lineup.
It's well known that the Cavaliers' bench strength isn't strong, and with JR moved to the starting lineup, their bench strength weakened even further.
On the other hand, the Heat had great depth in their roster this season, and the difference became apparent during the substitution phase.
Both teams began to make substitutions.
Hansen was replaced and rested at this time, while Irving continued to stay on the court by Malone's decision.
On the Heat's side, Durant stayed on to lead the team.
Durant, with the ball, faced Tucker for a mid-range pull-up and hit.
Although it was towards the end of the quarter, the Heat's starting lineup had too many scoring options, and their energy levels were still high.
