MIAMI — Amid the 0-4 doubts at the start of the team’s Giannis Antetokounmpo era, the Miami Heat vowed better days ahead.
These are those days.
With Saturday night’s 137-117 decision over the Detroit Pistons at Kaseya Center, the Heat extended their winning streak to four and made it seven victories in their last nine games, moving over .500 for the first time this season, at 7-6.
Against a Pistons team that lacked All-Star Jalen Duren and then lost former Heat sharpshooter Duncan Robinson in the first half due to thigh soreness, Erik Spoelstra’s team offered no mercy.
Instead, Klay Thompson returned from an injury absence of his own to go for…
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