Not The Greatest Inbounds Play In Miami Heat History Down by one with about 40 seconds to play on Wednesday, the Miami Heat should have had enough time to patiently get a few more shots up against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Unfortunately, there was a bit of a miscommunication, and, well, point guard Norris Cole got a bit confused about how inbounding a basketball works:
The Timberwolves got the ball back, and the Heat eventually lost, but the real shame here is that poor Hassan Whiteside got blamed for Cole's mistake in the box score.
Unfortunately, there was a bit of a miscommunication, and, well, point guard Norris Cole got a bit confused about how inbounding a basketball works:
The Timberwolves got the ball back, and the Heat eventually lost, but the real shame here is that poor Hassan Whiteside got blamed for Cole's mistake in the box score.
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