Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra was on the team plane on the way home after a game in Denver when flames engulfed his two-year Miami house in a massive fire early Thursday morning. When Spo learned of the incident and arrived at the scene about an hour later,

A fire broke out at Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra’s home early Thursday and social media footage showing the coach pacing outside as authorities worked to control the blaze has gone viral. Newsweek reached out to Miami Heat and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue by email for comment outside of normal business hours.

Thankfully, Spoelstra was not home at the time and no injuries were reported. The 55-year-old Illinois native was just flying back from Denver, Colorado, for a game against the Nuggets. The team’s charter flight reportedly arrived at 5:11 a.m.; Miami-Dade Fire Rescue received a call around 4:30 a.m. about the inferno.

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Dispatch recordings from firefighters who were first on the scene at Miami Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra’s home early Thursday reveal a chaotic and fast-moving fire that left crews scrambling to find water and to contain the spreading flames.

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