Knicks Rally Past Heat with Strong Third Quarter Performance

Despite Tyler Herro's 34-point effort, Miami succumbs to Karl-Anthony Towns' 44 points and a decisive Knicks' run.

The Miami Heat suffered a 116-107 loss to the New York Knicks, largely due to a poor third quarter where they were outscored 35-22.
Tyler Herro led the Heat with 34 points, but key players Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo combined for only 26 points.
Karl-Anthony Towns dominated for the Knicks with 44 points, supported by Jalen Brunson's 22 points and Mikal Bridges' 17 points.
Miami's bench rotation remains in flux, with Dru Smith stepping up in the latest game amid injuries and absences.
The Heat face a challenging schedule ahead, with seven of their next eight games on the road, including a matchup in Mexico City against the Wizards.