After losing to the Knicks 95-116 on the 18th, the NBA Heat has swallowed a recent 8-game losing streak, which not only dropped their record to 10th place in the East, but also made them create a number of dishonorable records in team history.

Sposza took the helm of the Heat in 2008

In the day's defeat to the Knicks, the Heat's team except for shooter Robinson shot just 1 of 14 from three-point range, although Robinson and Herro both scored 20 points, but the other two starters, Jaquez Jr. and Highsmith, combined for only 8 points, while main center Adebayo scored only 12 points on 12 shots.

In addition to the poor offensive touch, this is the 18th time this season that the Heat have been reversed after taking a double-digit lead, especially this season against the Knicks, who have led by at least 13 points in each of their three games against the Knicks, but ultimately lost.

After losing this game, the Heat's record came to 29-39, which made them lose more games than win for the first time in eight years by 10 games, and the eight-game losing streak was also the longest losing streak since Sposcha took charge of the Heat in 2008, and the last three consecutive games have not scored more than 100 points for the first time in nearly seven years.