Miami is confident in their ability to turn up the heat against the Denver Nuggets in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Despite a 104-93 loss in Game 1, Miami believes they had plenty of good opportunities and simply need to knock down shots. Heat talisman Jimmy Butler encouraged his teammates to stay aggressive, reminding them that they have played a key role in making Miami the second eighth-seeded team ever to reach an NBA Finals. The Heat got to the free-throw line just twice in Game 1, a record low for an NBA playoff game, and Butler believes he needs to be more aggressive putting pressure on the rim. However, there is no sense of panic in the Heat team, who remain calm, collected, and confident in their ability to win four games.
Wednesday, November 1, 2023
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