The Miami Heat's disappointing season ended with a crushing 138-83 defeat to the Cleveland Cavaliers, resulting in a 4-0 series sweep. This season was marred by turmoil, including player suspensions and a 10-game losing streak, ultimately leading to a 39-49 record. Key players such as Jimmy Butler struggled with inconsistencies, and the team was outclassed by the Cavaliers, who demonstrated dominance with significant scoring runs. The Heat's playoff exit serves as a sobering moment for the franchise, reflecting not only on their past NBA Finals appearance but also on the substantial regression seen this year.
Miami's season ends with a record of 39-49, featuring a chaotic end marked by a swift playoff exit and lackluster performance against Cleveland.
Cleveland's 39-point halftime advantage was the third largest in NBA history, illustrating the stark contrast between their performance and Miami's.
The worst Heat season in over a decade culminated in a humiliating 138-83 loss to Cleveland, ending a frustrating series and disappointing campaign.
Tyler Herro's dismal four-point night, alongside other struggles, underscores the Heat's challenges this season without a fully contributing Jimmy Butler.
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