The Miami Heat are on fire, shattering scoring records in their first four games of the season. Despite missing key players like Tyler Herro and Norman Powell, they've managed to score over 140 points twice, a first in team history. Coach Erik Spoelstra's new offensive strategy, focusing on ball movement, spacing, and shooting, is paying off big time. The team has scored a total of 526 points, averaging over 131 points per game, far surpassing their previous best four-game starts. The Heat's impressive start has silenced doubters and left even longtime fans in awe.

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