Tyler Herro erupts to lift Hea...

LeBron James finally made a 3-pointer, but it wasn’t enough to stop the Los Angeles Lakers from getting blown out yet again on Wednesday night.

Tyler Herro erupted in the third quarter to power the Miami Heat to a dominant 134-93 win over the Lakers at the Kaseya Center on Wednesday. He dropped seven 3-pointers in the third quarter alone, which matched a Heat franchise record, and put up 31 points in the win.

That marked the second straight blowout loss for the Lakers, following their 29-point loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night. The Lakers, who have lost six of their past eight games, now sit at 12-10 on the season. They've lost by a combined 70 points over their past two games.

“I’m embarrassed. We’re all embarrassed," Lakers coach J.J. Redick said, via ESPN's Dave McMenamin. "It’s not a game where we had the right fight, the right professionalism. … There has to be some ownership … I own this but there’s going to have to be some ownership on the court.”

The Heat led nearly the entire game, and they took a 17-point lead into the locker room at halftime. Herro, though, powered them to the win after they outscored the Lakers by 16 points in the third period alone. Herro drained seven 3-pointers, including one over Anthony Davis from the Kesaya Center logo that looked way too easy.

That bucket came amid a long 9-0 run for the Heat, who held the Lakers scoreless for nearly three full minutes to end the quarter. Herro outscored the Lakers himself in the third quarter, too, as they managed just 20 points as a unit while Herro dropped 21 from deep. From there, they simply cruised to the 41-point win.

Herro added five rebounds and four assists to go with his 31 points for the Heat in the win. He went 9 of 16 from behind the arc, too. Jimmy Butler added 17 points and nine rebounds, and Bam Adebayo finished with 14 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists. The Heat now hold a 10-10 record with the win, which snapped a two-game losing skid.

LeBron James finally makes a 3-pointer

The lone bright side for the Lakers on Wednesday night was that James’ dry spell from behind the arc finally came to an end.

James, who had missed 20 straight shots from the 3-point line spanning his past five games, finally got one to fall from the top of the floor early in the third quarter.

That was the only made 3-pointer James had on the night, but it was a historic one. It officially moved him past Kyle Korver and into seventh on the NBA’s all-time 3-pointers list. James' 2,451 makes from 3 is still well behind Stephen Curry, who leads all time with more than 3,800 made 3-pointers. Mavericks star Klay Thompson is in sixth with 2,531 made 3-pointers.

James finished with a team-high 29 points, eight assists and five rebounds in the loss for the Lakers. He shot 12 of 18 from the field and 1 of 4 from behind the arc. Rui Hachimura added 14 points, and D'Angelo Russell finished with 12 points. The Lakers shot just shy of 23% from the 3-point line as a team.

The Lakers will take on the Atlanta Hawks on Friday to wrap their four-game road trip.