The first two games of Heat-Hornets were completely lopsided as the Heat scored a combined 238 points on 57 percent shooting in Games 1 and 2. The Hornets badly needed to go home, and in Game 3 they showed why. An 18-0 run in the third quarter created the largest separation of the game, sparked by Kemba Walker, Jeremy Lin, and Frank Kaminsky, as the Hornets went on to win their first playoff game in 14 years.
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