Erik Spoelstra commits ‘horrendous’ timeout gaffe to seal Heat’s overtime NBA Cup loss
First, with the Detroit Pistons trailing the Miami Heat 119-116, Beasley knocked down a clutch 3-pointer as he faded to his right to even the score with 40.9 remaining in overtime. Terry Rozier stepped out of bounds on the ensuing possession and gave the Pistons an opportunity to take the lead with 28 seconds left.
Erik Spoelstra: 'Horrendous' timeout, mental error costly in Heat loss to Pistons
Erik Spoelstra, who is widely known as one of the NBA's top coaches, shouldered blame for a brutal timeout infraction, calling it a "serious mental error" in the final seconds of a Miami Heat loss to the Detroit Pistons.
Erik Spoelstra is widely regarded as the NBA's best coach ... But on Tuesday, one Spoelstra decision effectively cost ...
Erik Spoelstra is one of the most respected ... The end result was a foul on Beasley, who made another free throw, and an ...
Erik Spoelstra uncharacteristically called a timeout with none remaining which led to a loss in Miami's first NBA Cup game of ...
That last game was particularly interesting because it involved one of the greatest coaches of this generation making an ...
Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra admitted that his own “horrendous mistake” cost the team in its 123-121 defeat to the ...
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Heat-Pistons ending, explained: How Erik Spoelstra cost Miami in final seconds of NBA Cup lossThe sample size is very small, but Erik Spoelstra might have made the biggest coaching blunder in NBA Cup history on Tuesday.
What's surprising is the fact that it was not a player who cost the Heat this matchup. Instead, it was a grave mistake by ...
Erik Spoelstra pulled a Chris Webber in Heat loss, and Jalen Rose looked like he saw a ghost.
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