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I'm Wes Goldberg, host of Locked on Warriors here with David Bremill, host of Lock on Heat.

And we've got a great show for you today. We'll be discussing the latest rumors regarding Andre

Ogudala and Clint Coppella later on in the show. But we start in Miami where the heat beat the Sixers 137 to 106.

It was the signature win for the heat and in a game studded with all-stars like Ben

Simmons and Joel and Beed. It was Jimmy Butler who was the game's best player David.

Yeah by far he was aggressive early on his long-range shooting has been a little off and that's

to say he has not hit a three-pointer in a couple of weeks at least And he was two of two from behind the line against Philadelphia.

So clearly trying to prove the point against his former team,

finished with 38 points on 14 to 20 shooting,

was aggressive early on, as I said, in getting getting the basket but then as the game went on was even more comfortable spacing the floor

Looked like he was trying to really prove a point particularly against Ben Simmons who had no way of defending Jimmy all night.

Jimmy was able to get right past Simmons on his way to the rim

and then again when he was shooting from long range,

proving a point, making a statement game here for Miami who goes on the long road trip.

And on top of that, they're also improved the three and one of the season against the Sixers.

And the way they beat them, I mean, scoring 81 combined points in the second half when Philadelphia really

couldn't muster much of anything to really sort of put the the punctuation

on this game right it just showed them like hey when it's crunch time we're going to take care of

business in a way that Jimmy Butler did for Philadelphia in a way that 76 years

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