Charles Trainor, Jr. Ctrainor@miamiherald.com Among the reasons for the poor accuracy: ▪ He’s not driving to the basket as much as last season, and he said that’s largely because he’s facing more defensive resistance in the paint. “Teams play you different” now, he said.

“I’m getting more attention. You’ve got to adjust.” Waiters is converting decently at the rim (61.4 percent shooting, compared with 50.7 last season), but he’s not penetrating as much. Last season, he attempted 4.9 shots per game at the rim. This season, it’s 3.3. ▪ He’s shooting too often from distance and admits some shots have been forced.

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“I’m not taking good shots sometimes,” said Waiters, who’s launching six three-pointers per game, compared with 4.7 last season. He’s shooting only 20 for 57 from 16 feet to the three-point line and 48 for 151 on threes. He’s struggling from three to nine feet also (14 for 46). ▪ He hasn’t had consistently good footwork or mechanics on his jumper — a factor that Waiters cited as a key to his improved shooting in the second half of last season. As a result, he’s shooting 32.5 percent on jump shots compared with 38.3 percent last season. “I’m laying back, not following through on my shot,” he said.

“I know exactly what I’m doing wrong. When I shoot the ball, make sure I’m on balance and follow through. That’s my biggest thing right now. I watch my shot and I’m doing a lot of fading.” Though he has pain in his elbow, he didn’t cite that as a reason for his struggles. Turnovers also have been an issue; he’s averaging a career-high 2.4 per game, above his 1.9 career average. WHITESIDE UPDATE Erik Spoelstra said Hassan Whiteside is making progress, but there’s still no firm timetable for his return from a knee injury, with Whiteside missing his eighth consecutive game Friday. Whiteside did some on-court work Thursday for the first time since being sidelined for a second time this season with a bone bruise on his left knee.