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Every time the Heat and Magic think they've gotten away from Heat vs. Magic, the Heat and Magic pull them back in. Miami's 3pt Offense/Defense splits are normalizing, which is fine, but the slippage in recent losses has been in the paint. Takeaways:

Orlando has been a tough matchup for Miami's offense, but the oddest part of that one was how many open threes the Heat missed and how many tough twos they made.

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Heat will need to find some makes, they're down to 28 percent from three and most looks inside the arc have been hard-earned, but good time to note that Orlando's prevent offense struggled quite a bit less than a week ago.

Heat's Offensive Rating was, literally, 180+ through the first few minutes. Down to 108.3.

On one hand, Miami's offense slowed significantly after that initial burst and this was back to looking more like how the Magic matchups have looked. On the other hand, Orlando's shot quality started poor and never really improved.

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This is pretty much how Miami began 90 percent of their games through the first three weeks.

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You can ascribe various reasons - back-to-back, Mitchell out, LaVine scorching - but for the first time this season, the Heat did not look like the Heat as we have come to know them. What that ultimately means, time will tell. Takeaways:

Considering Sacramento had very little ball movement on most of his makes, LaVine just put on one of the more impressive one-half shooting displays I've seen in awhile. But for Miami, this has had a pickup-game quality not previously associated with their warp-speed style.

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Zach LaVine being up to 24 points on 11 shots, mostly jumpers, is one thing, but Kings are also 12-of-14 at the rim while Heat have only taken five shots there.

The league lead for three-shot fouls is James Harden at 24. Norm Powell is up to 15. Nobody else has more than 10.

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He may be nicknamed for defense, but in Miami's new system Davion Mitchell is becoming an incredibly (and historically?) unique offensive player. Heat Offensive Rating Davion ON: 118.0 (Would Rank 7) Davion OFF: 110.1 (Would Rank 27) After The Buzzer:

The Heat and Magic are forever intertwined in an eternal battle to see who can win by one with an Offensive Rating below 110. This was no different. But the matchup is important beyond the result as we learn the intricacies of a new offense. Takeaways:

Notable that the Heat went with a pick from Bam in that spot.

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And we have ourselves another clutch Heat game.

Remember that first game of the season where we all said, 'This ain't your grandpa's Heat-Magic game?' This is your grandpa's Heat-Magic game. Just an absolute slugfest.

Pretty even game outside of Miami being 8-of-12 in the upper paint while Orlando is 3-of-10 in the same zone. The Heat were 10-of-32 from that range against Dallas on Wednesday.

He may be nicknamed for defense, but in Miami's new system Davion Mitchell is becoming an incredibly (and historically?) unique offensive player. Heat Offensive Rating Davion ON: 118.0 (Would Rank 7) Davion OFF: 110.1 (Would Rank 27) After The Buzzer: