MIAMI -- Unsurprisingly, many NBA experts, analysts and fans are sharpening their claws, ready to pounce on everything the Miami Heat did wrong on their way to a second consecutive letdown in front of their home crowd at the AmericanAirlines Arena. Some of it is justified, of course, especially when only one of the five Heat starters showed up for the entire game. But while there's no question the Heat are a work in progress (and perhaps even their roster is, as well), not enough focus will be given to the Boston Celtics' game plan and execution, as their accomplishments are overshadowed by the Heat's failures.
"I talked about greatness with the team this morning," said Heat coach Erik Spoelstra before the game, presumably to motivate his players though he could have easily been talking about their opponent. "There is nothing flashy a lot of times. Greatness, really, is consistency; doing the little things and the same things every single time, every single possession."
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