Beasley had his second 20-point game in a row, finishing with 20 points, eight rebounds and three assists and briefly left the game with what the Heat described as a left shin contusion. He later returned to the bench, and the team said X-rays were negative. Chalmers continued to struggle with his offense, but had seven assists, one steal and a block. It was another defensively pesky performance for Chalmers, who set a franchise record with nine steals Wednesday against Philadelphia.