The Heat are on the ropes in the NBA Finals after losing the third game of the tie 109-94 at home on Wednesday. the serbian Nikola Jokic finished his game with 32 points, 21 rebounds and ten assists and Jamal Murray contributed another triple double, with 34 points, ten rebounds and ten assists for the Nuggets. Never, in the history of the NBA, had two teammates signed two triple doubles in the Finals. “This is the highest level of competition. The level of execution is the highest. It’s about understanding what they’re trying to do and trying to get them out of their comfort zone,” Spoelstra said.
Erik Spoelstra, coach of the Miami Heat, will still not have Tyler Herro for the fourth game, despite evolving after a broken hand suffered in April. “It’s part of the process, he has to take several steps. The first part was just shooting, then moving, then having partial contacts and having contacts in training. He’s not ready to compete, he still doesn’t have the go-ahead,” said the coach. “His state of mind is good because he can train. Five weeks ago he couldn’t shoot or do what he wanted. But he’s competitive and wants to jump on the track. At the moment he can’t take the next step.” he added. Herro was injured in the first game of the first-round series of the ‘playoffs’ against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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