The Miami Heat's current 10-game losing streak is their longest in 18 seasons, resulting in a disappointing 29-41 record. Key factors for this slide include a substantial minus-10.9 NET Rating, one of the franchise's worst over the past decade, and a tendency to lose double-digit leads—20 times this season. Furthermore, their performance in clutch situations has also been alarming, with an offensive rating of just 89.5 in these high-pressure moments. While the team is struggling with shooting and spacing, particularly with two non-shooters in the paint, the overall lack of execution in late-game scenarios has been particularly damaging.
The Miami Heat have lost 20 games leading by double-digits, the most in the NBA, including five leads blown during their current 10-game losing streak.
Over their last 10 games, the Heat's NET Rating is a minus-10.9, one of the lowest stretches in the past decade, highlighting a significant drop in performance.
Miami's offensive woes are evident in clutch situations, where their rating dropped to an abysmal 89.5 during their five-game skid, showcasing struggles in tight games.
Despite efforts to emphasize three-point shooting this year, the Miami Heat are still facing challenges with spacing and shooting efficiency, particularly in the paint.
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