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Michael Beasley said he has never endured a slump like the one he's in now. But Beasley is taking a proactive approach to end it. Although the Heat held no practice Monday, Beasley came to AmericanAirlines Arena to spend two hours working with coaches.On Tuesday, he stayed late to polish some of his offensive moves with assistant Bob McAdoo. He also spoke with Heat president Pat Riley, who he said ``gave me some words of wisdom: `Keep your spirits high and things are going to get better.'' Beasley has averaged 10.1 points and 4.7 rebounds and shot just 35.6 percent from the field in his past seven games. He reached a low point Sunday against Toronto, shooting 1 for 10 to close with two points and three rebounds. In the previous game, at Milwaukee, he had eight points and three rebounds and shot 3 for 9. Struggling offensively is ``new to me, but I've got to keep fighting,'' he said Tuesday. ``Last game, I felt I hurt the team a lot. I let my scoring dictate my energy, rebounding, defense. I let a couple missed shots take me completely out of my game.'' ``If I'm not scoring, I can be a rebounder, an energy guy, I can help on defense with steals and blocks.''The key, he said, is ``not to try to force anything. Open shots, shoot them. I'm tough on myself. It's me wanting to be great.'' 徵求有志之士翻譯吧! -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 111.249.129.183
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