Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Reasoning: The Heat still have a big three who can score in Dwayne Wade (21.7 ppg), Chris Bosh (21.2) and Luol Deng (14.3). Hassan Whiteside has been dominant in his last nine games, averaging 12.3 points on 70.4% shooting while notching three double-doubles and one triple-double. Wade scored 26 on Sunday and recorded 28 points and eight assists against the Bucks in the December meeting. He missed the first matchup this season with a strained hamstring. Milwaukee, which boasts one of the NBA's best benches (43.5 ppg), has averaged 98.3 points in its last three contests. The Bucks' scoring success can be attributed to sharing the ball on the offensive end (62 assists over their last two tilts). This is the lowest total either club has gone against in 2014-15. Miami games average 189.1 ppg overall and 190.5 at home. Milwaukee contests average 195.2 ppg overall and 197.1 on the road. Both teams are above average in shooting overall and they are even better in the home/away splits.
Record: 257-194-9 (57.0%)
Bankroll: +168.52%
Bankroll: +168.52%
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