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The Miami Heat (28-30) continued their end-of-the-season push for the playoffs with their second consecutive victory against the Indiana Pacers (33-25) 125-120. Here’s a look at four major takeaways from the matchup: 1.

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Kevin Durant revealed why he did not want to run to return to the Bay Area, and it had nothing to do with his past experiences with the Warriors.