MIAMI (AP) — If one play could tell the story of a five-game series, consider this one: Trae Young’s final shot from the field was a corner 3-point try that he rushed because he knew a defender was coming his way. The shot bounced off the side of the backboard. Take a bow, Miami. Even without Kyle Lowry and Jimmy Butler, defence carried the day — and carried the Heat into the Eastern Conference semifinals. Victor Oladipo scored 23 points, Bam Adebayo added 20 points and 11 rebounds, and the Heat moved into Round 2 of the playoffs by eliminating Young and the Atlanta Hawks 97-94 on Tuesday night. “The biggest thing about this game was our defence,” Adebayo said. That was, and is, Miami’s plan. The Heat swarmed Young from the start of Game 1 to the end of Game 5, holding Atlanta’s high-octane scorer to a 15.4-point average in the series on 32 per cent shooting. Young had as many assists as he had turnovers — 30 of each. “They’re a good defensive team,” Young said. “Their team is...