Miami is down Victor Oladipo but otherwise both teams appear healthy for this intriguing matchup. While the Heat are certainly capable of the upset, the Suns have won eight straight at home, their longest home streak since March/April 2010. Phoenix also won by 10 in Miami on March 23. For what it's worth, the Heat also have to play tomorrow. In the first night of a B2B this year, Miami is 3-4 SU.

The Suns have won nine of their last 10 games, but the majority of the victories were against teams at or below .the 500 mark. Expect the Miami's defense to have answers for the high-octane Suns and former Heat F Jae Crowder. Grab Miami and the points.

There are a lot of stats that don’t favor the Heat in this game. First, the Suns are 19-10 ATS at home. While they did just play Monday, they are 8-4 ATS in the second game of a back-to-back set this season. Finally, the Heat are just 4-10 ATS against teams that have won more than 55 percent of their games. Give me the Suns to cover.