Miami Heat vs. Atlanta Hawks Takeaways: Duncan Robinson Came Alive In The Final Quarter

The Miami Heat defeated the Atlanta Hawks on Friday evening, 122-113

The Miami Heat earned their second consecutive victory, taking down the Atlanta Hawks 122-113 on Friday.

Here's a look at five major takeaways:

1. Duncan Robinson came to life in the final quarter.

Robinson scored 11 straight points in the fourth quarter for Miami after scoring six points in the prior three. He scored 27 points, 21 of which came in the fourth quarter. He played a major role in the Heat's ability to hold off a comeback.

2. Tyler Herro and Trae Young displayed impressive offensive performances.

Two of the Eastern Conference's most prominent scoring guards showcased their talents. Herro's impressive return from injury continues with a 30-point performance on 52.4 percent shooting. Young's inconsistency was not an issue tonight, as he finished with 30 points on 10 of 22 shooting.

3. Jaime Jaquez Jr. prospered in a starting role.

One of the NBA's most exhilarating rookies had another high-level performance. This time in the starting lineup. He started in place of the injured Jimmy Butler. The rising star concluded the night with 19 points and seven rebounds on 50 percent shooting.

4. Bam Adebayo overcame simple mistakes.

It's unusual to see the All-Star big man commit mistakes. However, Adebayo showcased multiple in tonight's contest. These mistakes were highlighted by his team-high six turnovers and multiple misses inside the arc. Despite the issues, Adebayo's relentless aggression led to a successful evening. He scored 18 points along with 11 rebounds and six assists on 35.7 percent shooting.

5. Bogdan Bogdanovic became eager following an explosive quarter.

The Hawks sharpshooter kept them in the game early on, highlighted by his 17-point second quarter. However, his eagerness to contribute hurt them down the line, as Bogdanovic shot 6 of 18 from three-point range. He wrapped up the game with 23 points and five assists.

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