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The Miami Heat began the month of March with a 6-1 record, and the team appeared to be making significant strides after back-to-back victories over the L.A. Lakers and Atlanta Hawks. After losing four in a row to end their February schedule, Miami began playing their best offensive stretch of the season. In their six wins in March, they're averaging over 107 points, well above the team's season average of 96.2.  But in the middle of their two three-game winning streaks was an ugly 83-78 meltdown loss to the Charlotte Bobcats. That was a game Miami was up by nine in the fourth quarter, before getting outscored 21-12 in the final period.  The loss again raised season-long questions about the Heat's lack of consistency. Head coach Eric Spoelstra was again criticized f ...

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Article written by Michael Pinto