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On Saturday, the Miami Heat will host the Phoenix Suns at the Kaseya Center. With a 10-10 record, the Heat enter this game in seventh place in the Eastern Conference standings, while the Suns are in seventh place in the Western Conference with a 12-9 record.
Miami has experienced a dismal start to the regular season; at this time, they should have been hoping for a better record than.500. But in their most recent game, they managed to pull off a stunning victory over the Lakers, winning 134-93 by more than 40 points.
This season, South Beach has been poor, but after the Heat crushed the Lakers by 41 points earlier this week, things could change. Surprisingly, it was the best performance both their defense and offense have had this season.
Tyler Herro is still in charge of this squad. He is now shooting 46.7 percent from the field, including 42 percent from three-point range, and averaging 24.1 points per game. Jimmy Butler will want to prolong his moment after making a comeback to the starting lineup against the Lakers. He is shooting 54.8 percent from the field and scoring 18.7 points on average per game. Bam Adebayo, on the other hand, is a mainstay in this offense, averaging 15.6 points and 9.9 rebounds every contest.
The Heat are eighth in three-point shooting percentage, 24th in field-goal shooting percentage, and 17th in points. In terms of free-throw shooting percentage, they rank only 18th. The Heat, who rank 16th in rebounds, have fluctuated in their performance. They are third in terms of turnovers, although they are cautious with the basketball. The Heat enter this game with the lowest number of blocked shots, indicating that their defense has been poor.
If the Heat can keep pacing the floor and shooting the ball well, they will cover the spread. After that, they have to keep Booker and Beal in check and deny them good shooting opportunities.
The Heat are 9-11 against the odds, and the Suns are 8-13 against the spread. Additionally, the Heat are 4-5 against the odds at home, while the Suns are 4-5 against the spread when traveling. When playing the Eastern Conference, the Suns are 0–5 against the spread, and when playing the Western Conference, the Heat are 4–2 against the odds.
Durant's injury alters the game's dynamics. The Suns might win this game on the road if he were participating. They probably won't now that he isn't. I think the Heat will cover the spread and defeat the Suns by building on their victory.
