Two wins in seven games — the trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is averaging 28.4 points, 12.3 rebounds and 5.7 assists on 58.6% shooting, has not brought the Miami Heat instant results. "I don't think it's just Giannis. I think it's just basketball in general. It's not a 2K game, where you just put guys on the team and it works," Bobby Portis pointed out. "I don't know, I'm just a basketball player... Do I think we got a lot of things to figure out? We have a lot," Antetokounmpo conceded. "Clearly, we have to make some adjustments now. I'm not waiting," head coach Erik Spoelstra said bluntly. Elsewhere, Charlotte Hornets' second-year guard Kon Knueppel lasted less than six minutes of his season debut in Brooklyn before leaving with a left leg problem. Washington Wizards No. 1 overall pick AJ Dybantsa has had his minutes restriction lifted and started alongside Anthony Davis and Deandre Ayton, making Washington the first team since 1984 to field three No. 1 picks in their starting line-up. Stars on paper do not guarantee wins on the court.