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<br>Jimmy Butler scored a career-playoff-high 45 points, including seven over a critical stretch in the fourth quarter, and the Miami Heat beat the visiting Atlanta Hawks 115-105 on Tuesday to take a 2-0 lead in an Eastern Conference first-round series.<br> <br>Top-seeded Miami built a 16-point lead in the fourth quarter before eighth-seeded Atlanta battled back on the strength of Bogdan Bogdanovic's playoff career-best 29 points, 19 of which he scored in the final period.<br> <br>Bogdanovic connected on a 3-pointer with 3:15 remaining that pulled the Hawks to within 104-101.<br> <br>Then Butler took over.<br> <br>Butler dribbled through the Atlanta defense on the ensuing possession to throw down a dunk.<br><br>Following a Bogdanovic missed 3-point attempt, Butler scored falling away from beyond the arc.<br> <br>He completed the decisive, 7-0 run attacking the rim for a layup that pushed the Miami lead to 10 points with 1:20 left.<br> <br>The Hawks were much more competitive in Tuesday's Game 2 than in Sunday 115-91 defeat on Sunday, thanks in part to an improved scoring effort from Trae Young.<br> <br>The star guard scored just eight points in Game 1, a mark he passed by the end of the first quarter on Tuesday.<br><br>Young went into halftime with 18 points, but Miami held him to just seven in the second half.<br> <br>With Young shooting 2 of 10 from 3-point range overall, the Hawks sputtered to 12 of 40 (30 percent) from deep as a team. Bogdanovic finished 5 of 10 beyond the arc, and Kevin Huerter scored all nine of his points on 3-of-7 shooting from long range.<br> <br>De'Andre Hunter scored 16 points for Atlanta, and John Collins recorded a 13 points and 10 rebounds while starting in place of injured Clint Capela (knee).<br> <br>Tyler Herro contributed 15 points off the bench for Miami, and fellow reserve Gabe Vincent added 11.<br><br>Max Strus went for 14 points and dished four assists, second on the Heat only to Butler's five.<br> <br>--Field Level Media<br><br><br><br>If you loved this write-up and you would such as to get more information pertaining to [https://xn----itbmnjagdikg0d.xn--p1ai/ где купить стрейч пленку в спб] kindly go to the web site.
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−	<br>Jimmy Butler scored a career-playoff-high 45 points, including seven over a critical stretch in the fourth quarter, and the Miami Heat beat the visiting Atlanta Hawks 115-105 on Tuesday to take a 2-0 lead in an Eastern Conference first-round series.<br> <br>Top-seeded Miami built a 16-point lead in the fourth quarter before eighth-seeded Atlanta battled back on the strength of Bogdan Bogdanovic's playoff career-best 29 points, 19 of which he scored in the final period.<br> <br>Bogdanovic connected on a 3-pointer with 3:15 remaining that pulled the Hawks to within 104-101.<br> <br>Then Butler took over.<br> <br>Butler dribbled through the Atlanta defense on the ensuing possession to throw down a dunk.<br><br>Following a Bogdanovic missed 3-point attempt, Butler scored falling away from beyond the arc.<br> <br>He completed the decisive, 7-0 run attacking the rim for a layup that pushed the Miami lead to 10 points with 1:20 left.<br> <br>The Hawks were much more competitive in Tuesday's Game 2 than in Sunday 115-91 defeat on Sunday, thanks in part to an improved scoring effort from Trae Young.<br> <br>The star guard scored just eight points in Game 1, a mark he passed by the end of the first quarter on Tuesday.<br><br>Young went into halftime with 18 points, but Miami held him to just seven in the second half.<br> <br>With Young shooting 2 of 10 from 3-point range overall, the Hawks sputtered to 12 of 40 (30 percent) from deep as a team. Bogdanovic finished 5 of 10 beyond the arc, and Kevin Huerter scored all nine of his points on 3-of-7 shooting from long range.<br> <br>De'Andre Hunter scored 16 points for Atlanta, and John Collins recorded a 13 points and 10 rebounds while starting in place of injured Clint Capela (knee).<br> <br>Tyler Herro contributed 15 points off the bench for Miami, and fellow reserve Gabe Vincent added 11.<br><br>Max Strus went for 14 points and dished four assists, second on the Heat only to Butler's five.<br> <br>--Field Level Media<br><br><br><br>~~For those who have any kind of questions concerning where by~~ and ~~also tips on how~~ to ~~make use of~~ [https://xn--~~80aaalddcfhwl3bhizg~~.xn--p1ai/ стрейч ~~пленка узкая купить~~ в спб]~~, it is possible~~ to ~~email us from our~~ web site.	+	<br>Jimmy Butler scored a career-playoff-high 45 points, including seven over a critical stretch in the fourth quarter, and the Miami Heat beat the visiting Atlanta Hawks 115-105 on Tuesday to take a 2-0 lead in an Eastern Conference first-round series.<br> <br>Top-seeded Miami built a 16-point lead in the fourth quarter before eighth-seeded Atlanta battled back on the strength of Bogdan Bogdanovic's playoff career-best 29 points, 19 of which he scored in the final period.<br> <br>Bogdanovic connected on a 3-pointer with 3:15 remaining that pulled the Hawks to within 104-101.<br> <br>Then Butler took over.<br> <br>Butler dribbled through the Atlanta defense on the ensuing possession to throw down a dunk.<br><br>Following a Bogdanovic missed 3-point attempt, Butler scored falling away from beyond the arc.<br> <br>He completed the decisive, 7-0 run attacking the rim for a layup that pushed the Miami lead to 10 points with 1:20 left.<br> <br>The Hawks were much more competitive in Tuesday's Game 2 than in Sunday 115-91 defeat on Sunday, thanks in part to an improved scoring effort from Trae Young.<br> <br>The star guard scored just eight points in Game 1, a mark he passed by the end of the first quarter on Tuesday.<br><br>Young went into halftime with 18 points, but Miami held him to just seven in the second half.<br> <br>With Young shooting 2 of 10 from 3-point range overall, the Hawks sputtered to 12 of 40 (30 percent) from deep as a team. Bogdanovic finished 5 of 10 beyond the arc, and Kevin Huerter scored all nine of his points on 3-of-7 shooting from long range.<br> <br>De'Andre Hunter scored 16 points for Atlanta, and John Collins recorded a 13 points and 10 rebounds while starting in place of injured Clint Capela (knee).<br> <br>Tyler Herro contributed 15 points off the bench for Miami, and fellow reserve Gabe Vincent added 11.<br><br>Max Strus went for 14 points and dished four assists, second on the Heat only to Butler's five.<br> <br>--Field Level Media<br><br><br><br>If you loved this write-up and you would such as to get more information pertaining to [https://xn----itbmnjagdikg0d.xn--p1ai/ где купить стрейч пленку в спб] kindly go to the web site.