After a dominating offensive performance from the Miami Heat last night in their win over the Phoenix Suns, they will now play host to the top seed Cleveland Cavaliers. It will be the second night of a back-to-back for both teams, and the Cavs enter the Kaseya Center tonight sporting a 21-3 record— good for first place out of both conferences.
The Heat earned their way back over the .500 mark with Saturday night’s win, with an 11-10 record and sitting at the sixth seed in the East. They are just .5 games behind fifth and 2.0 behind fourth, and have gone 6-3 in their last nine matchups. Miami is also undefeated in their new blood red jerseys (4-0) and 6-2 with their revamped starting lineup of Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, Jimmy Butler, Haywood Highsmith and Bam Adebayo.
After a dominating offensive performance from the Miami Heat last night in their win over the Phoenix Suns, they will now play host to the top seed Cleveland Cavaliers. It will be the second night of a back-to-back for both teams, and the Cavs enter the Kaseya Center tonight sporting a 21-3 record— good for first place out of both conferences.
The Heat earned their way back over the .500 mark with Saturday night’s win, with an 11-10 record and sitting at the sixth seed in the East. They are just .5 games behind fifth and 2.0 behind fourth, and have gone 6-3 in their last nine matchups. Miami is also undefeated in their new blood red jerseys (4-0) and 6-2 with their revamped starting lineup of Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, Jimmy Butler, Haywood Highsmith and Bam Adebayo.
