MIAMI (AP) — The preseason doesn't matter. That is, unless a team is losing every game and not playing well.
And that's where the Miami Heat are these days.
Giving up 109 points per game on 48 percent shooting isn't Heat-like, and that's what concerns coach Erik Spoelstra most these days. There's plenty of other issues for the Heat to deal with as well, like how Josh McRoberts, Mario Chalmers and Justin Hamilton are all injured.
Another issue for the Heat is how Dwyane Wade is shooting just 39 percent, while Luol Deng and Danny Granger are both shooting 37 percent.
A 19-point lead was wasted Tuesday night against Atlanta, with the Heat falling to 0-4 in the preseason. And Chris Bosh says he's concerned about the record, even though it doesn't count.
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