Spencer Dinwiddie has gone over this number in three straight games and in six of his last seven games. He has averaged 15.4 rebounds + assists in those seven games. Dinwiddie has been the main playmaker for the Nets since returning to Brooklyn. He is also one of the better rebound guards. This number is too low.

This line might seem high for Adebayo when you consider that he has grabbed at least 10 rebounds only one time over his last nine games. However, the Nets struggle at limiting rebounds to big men. Over their last 10 games, the opposing team’s starting center has recorded at least 10 rebounds against them nine times. The last time Adebayo played them, he hauled in 13 rebounds. Expect him to be busy on the boards again.

Cam Johnson is averaging 15.8 PPG since being acquired by the Nets in the blockbuster deal that sent Kevin Durant to the Phoenix Suns. On the surface this looks like a difficult match up against a tough Miami defense. However the Achilles heel of Heat has been defending the perimeter, and in specifically forwards that can catch and shoot from the corners at a high rate. This happens to be Johnson's specialty and he averages the eighth most catch and shoot three point field goals in the league. The Heat surrender 13.2 three pointers per game, second most in the NBA and rank in the bottom five in nearly every three point defensive metric.