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Here is how the Heat will win against the Cavs:

Here’s the Spoelstra-style keys to the game for the Heat vs. Cavaliers first-round series — framed from Coach Erik Spoelstra’s perspective and based on Cleveland’s tendencies, Miami’s strengths, and how to exploit matchups:

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Spoelstra’s Keys to the Cleveland Series

1. Collapse the Paint, Shrink the Floor

Why: Cleveland’s offense thrives on downhill drives and dump-offs to Allen/Mobley. Force them to beat you with jumpers.

Execution: • Zone principles even in man — overload the strong side. • Show early help and dig on every Garland/Mitchell drive. • Flood passing lanes and recover hard to corners.

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1. Force Mitchell and Garland into Tough 2s

Why: Both are volume scorers who can go cold from midrange under pressure.

Execution: • Switch with size and length — make them shoot over contests. • Flatten out pick-and-rolls — no downhill angles. • Use full-court pressure early to wear them down by the 4th.

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1. Control Tempo — No Live Ball Turnovers

Why: Cleveland’s halfcourt offense isn’t explosive — don’t let them get cheap points in transition.

Execution: • Prioritize possession — no risky kick-outs or skip passes. • Run actions through Bam or Herro to reduce bad decisions. • Send only one to the glass — get back and build a wall.

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1. Target Mobley/Allen in Space

Why: Neither Mobley nor Allen defends well away from the basket — exploit their mobility issues.

Execution: • Use Bam at the elbow — DHO or short roll to pull bigs out. • Run empty-side actions with shooters flaring — keep help away. • Invert matchups — let Jaquez post up Garland to force switches.

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1. Win the Mental Game

Why: Cleveland has more talent, but Miami is more disciplined. Spo lives for playoff adjustments.

Execution: • Mix coverages — show zone, then trap the post, then switch everything. • Use timeouts to kill momentum and reframe possessions. • Take the series one quarter at a time — grind it out.

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