Cleveland Cavaliers (50-10) vs Miami Heat (29-31)
Game Info: Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at 7:00 pm (Rocket Arena)
Betting Odds: Cleveland Cavaliers -11.5 -- Over/Under: 226.5 Click Here For LIVE Odds
The Miami Heat Vs. Cleveland Cavalier
Game Preview!
What a week it's been, with our Article Predictions hitting the mark! You can really feel the excitement as the tournament heats up, and the stakes are through the roof. Now, let's check out the Miami Heat taking on the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Rocket Arena this Wednesday night.
The Miami Heat Team Preview!
The Miami Heat have been doing pretty well lately, winning three out of their last four games. They’re looking to keep the momentum going after easily beating the struggling Wizards 106-90 at home on Monday. Bam Adebayo was on fire with 19 points, 15 rebounds, and five assists. Duncan Robinson chipped in 17 points off the bench, while Tyler Herro and Pelle Larsson each scored 16 points. The team shot 47% from the field and hit 13 of 37 from beyond the arc. They really took control in the first half, outscoring the Wizards 55-36, which let them relax a bit and give some starters a break in the second half.
The Cleveland Cavaliers Team Preview!
Right now, the Cleveland Cavaliers are on a hot streak, snagging 15 wins out of their last 16 games. They're gunning for their 12th straight win of the season after cruising past the Bulls with a 139-117 victory on the road last night. Donovan Mitchell was on fire with 28 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. Jarrett Allen was also on point, scoring 25 points with 17 rebounds and three assists, hitting 10 out of 11 shots. Darius Garland chipped in with 19 points and seven assists. The team shot 46% from the field and nailed 17 of 48 from the 3-point line. Even though they started slow and were down by 15 points, they chipped away at the lead and went off for 43 points in the fourth quarter, pushing their win streak to 11 games.
The Miami & Cleveland Game Prediction!
The Pick: Cleveland -11 -108
The Heat are still without Jaime Jacquez Jr, and Davion Mitchell's status is up in the air. Meanwhile, the Cavaliers are looking strong with Evan Mobley back in action after being checked out last night. The Heat have picked up some wins against the struggling Hawks and Wizards, but I doubt they'll keep it up against the red-hot Cavaliers, who are just on a roll right now. Sure, the Cavs might rest a player or two since it's their second game in a row, but I'm still betting on them to win and cover at home.
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