WATCH: Erik Spoelstra discusses late-game decisions, Heat falling to Kevin Durant, Suns 115-112

Watching his team lead by 15 and having momentum in the third quarter, Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra reflected on what happened in the fourth quarter that resulted in his team falling 115-112 to the Phoenix Suns. Spoelstra praised Kevin Durant for being one of the best scorers ever, spoke highly of Tyler Herro and Haywood Highsmith for how they played, talked about Bam Adebayo, the final moments of the game, decisions made and more.

Herro scored 28 points, Adebayo recorded a double-double (12 points, 12 rebounds) and Highsmith played 30 minutes off the bench to finish with 19 points in the Heat’s loss.

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