There were times after the Feb. 6 trade of Jimmy Butler to the Warriors that the question was whether the Heat got anything tangible in return.

Wiggins would end the game with a whopping 42 points, shooting 16 of 21 from the field, making six of eight from beyond the arc. A much-needed game for Herro as he had 29 points on 11 for 19 shooting from the field and two of five from deep, playing 40 minutes.

The Heat earned its first win since defeating the Washington Wizards on March 3, snapping its long three-week skid. The 10-game losing streak ends tied for the sixth longest skid in Heat history, marking only the eighth time the the Heat has ever lost at least 10 straight games in the franchise’s 37 seasons.