The Miami Heat (25-25) were outscored 31-9 in the fourth quarter as they blew their lead against the Brooklyn Nets (18-34) 102-86. Here’s a look at four major takeaways from the matchup: 1. Bam Adebayo was the only Heat player who didn’t struggle offensively.

The Nets beat the Heat 102-86 thanks to a fourth quarter that saw Brooklyn dominate Miami to the tune of 31-9 after the first three quarters were back-and-forth between the teams. Cam Johnson led the way for the Nets with 18 points,

The Nets scored more than 30 points and surrendered fewer than 10 in a fourth quarter for just the second time in franchise history.

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Cameron Johnson scored 18 points as the host Brooklyn Nets dominated the fourth quarter on Friday night and earned a 102-86 victory over the Miami Heat, who were playing their first game since trading Jimmy Butler.

A 31-9 fourth quarter, and a dominant defensive effort as a whole, propelled the Nets to their fourth win in five games.