Golden State Warriors vs Miami Heat: Don Best NBA Odds & Trends for 2/17/2021

Golden State is only a 1-point favorite against Miami when the Warriors (15-13) and the Heat (11-16) hit the court on February 17, 2021 in a game oddsmakers project to be a close one. The over/under for the game is 222.5.

How to Watch

Time: 10:00 PM EST
TV Channel: ESPN

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Warriors vs. Heat Betting Data

Warriors Betting Data

• Golden State's record against the spread this year is tied 14-14.
• When they are at least 1-point favorites, the Warriors have an ATS record of 7-4.
• Golden State often does not hit the over, only eclipsing the point total in 12 of 28 games (42.9%).

Heat Betting Data

• Miami has a losing (9-17-1) record against the spread this season.
• When the Heat are at least 1-point underdogs, they're 5-11-1 against the spread.
• Miami has failed to hit the over in a majority of their games this season, going over the point total in just 12 of 27 opportunities.

Point Total Insights

• In Golden State's matchups this season, the Warriors and their opponents have gone over Wednesday's total of 222.5 points 14 times (50% of opportunities).
• In 29.6% of Miami's games this season (8 of 27), the total points scored was more than Wednesday's 222.5-point over/under.
• The Warriors average 114.5 points per game against the Heat's 106.6, totaling 1.4 points under the game's point total of 222.5.
• This matchup's point total is 0.5 fewer points than the 223 these two teams combine to give up per game in 2020-21.
• The Warriors have seen a 227.3 average over/under in their games this season, 4.8 points more than the over/under in this matchup.
• The over/under for this contest is 5.7 points more than the average over/under in Heat's games this season (216.8 points).

Previous Matchups

In their last 10 matchups, Golden State has won six games against Miami, while the Heat hold a 2-0 edge against the spread when matched up with the Warriors.

Warriors Players to Watch

• The Warriors scoring leader is Stephen Curry, who averages 30.1 per contest to go with 5.3 rebounds and 5.9 assists.
• James Wiseman is Golden State's leading rebounder, pulling down 6.1 per game, while Draymond Green is its best passer, distributing 8.3 assists in each contest.
• The Warriors get the most three-point shooting production out of Curry, who makes 5.0 threes per game.
• Green and Andrew Wiggins lead Golden State on the defensive end, with Green leading the team in steals averaging 1.3 per game and Wiggins in blocks averaging 1.4 per contest.

Heat Players to Watch

• The Heat's Jimmy Butler averages enough points (19.9 per game) and assists (7.1 per game) to sit atop the team's leaderboards.
• Bam Adebayo's stat line of 9.4 rebounds, 19.8 points and 5.3 assists per game helps him grab the top spot on the Miami rebounding leaderboard.
• Duncan Robinson averages 3.3 three-pointers per game, the most on the Heat.
• Butler (1.9 steals per game) is the steal leader for Miami while Adebayo (1.0 block per game) is the block leader.

Injury Report

Warriors:

James Wiseman: Out (Wrist),

Klay Thompson: Out For Season (Right Achilles),

Kevon Looney: Out (Ankle),

Marquese Chriss: Out For Season (Leg)

Heat:

Gabe Vincent: Day To Day (Knee),

Avery Bradley: Out (Calf),

Goran Dragic: Out (Ankle),

Chris Silva: Out (Hip),

Meyers Leonard: Out For Season (Shoulder)