The Miami Heat had some trouble in their last game in route to their 20th consecutive win, but they'll look to overcome that in their road game against the Milwaukee Bucks Friday night at 8:30 p.m. ET.
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The Heat look to break a tie with the Bucks for the third-longest win streak in NBA history as they head to the Bradley Center seeking a 21st consecutive victory Friday night.
"I mean, that's a fourth of the season that we've won in a row," LeBron James said. "We should all be blessed to be in this position, be honored to part of such a great team."
However, their game against the Bucks may be difficult as Miami (49-14) has lost four of the teams' six meetings since April 2011, and one of its wins came at home in overtime -- 113-106 on Nov. 21. The Bucks (32-31) evened the season series with a 104-85 home victory Dec. 29.
Teams well below them in the standings have continued to give the Heat problems even though their win streak is now just the fourth ever to reach 20 in a single season. That's the same streak the 1970-71 Bucks had, and the only teams with longer ones were the 1971-72 Lakers (33) and the 2007-08 Houston Rockets (22).
"Throughout this whole streak and throughout this season, we've just been resilient. We've been able to win all types of games," James said after scoring 27 points in a 98-94 victory at Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Dwyane Wade, though, has found his groove in the latter half of the win streak. He's scored at least 20 points in a season-high 11 consecutive games, shooting 59.1 percent.
"Win 20 games in a row, it's awesome," Wade said. "You can't get around it. We're going to try to go for the next one."
