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Bam Adebayo Climbs to No. 3 on Heat Scoring List in One-Point Loss to Magic

Erik Spoelstra praised Adebayo’s evolution from defensive anchor to reliable scorer, calling the new mark a testament to his consistency.

Overview

  • Adebayo scored 27 in Orlando to reach 9,259 career points, passing Glen Rice for third on the Miami Heat’s all-time list.
  • He now trails Alonzo Mourning by 200 points, with Dwyane Wade holding the franchise record at 21,556.
  • The Heat lost 106-105 on a final sequence marked by miscommunication involving Adebayo and Norman Powell.
  • Adebayo described the milestone as bittersweet and said he wants to keep climbing, noting he wished it came in a win.
  • Miami was without Tyler Herro due to toe irritation as he awaited an MRI, and the Heat next host Sacramento on Saturday.