NBA Odds: Spurs-Heat prediction, odds, pick and more
San Antonio Spurs won 157-154 double-overtime against Washington Wizards on Friday. Miami Heat won 115-110 against New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. This is the final meeting between the two teams this season. San Antonio won the first encounter 112-95 in San Anton earlier this month. Miami has won three of the last four games dating back to last season, including the previous meeting 112 -95.
The San Antonio Spurs are one game behind the 10th seed Portland Trail Blazers. They are 11-18 on the road and 10-16 against Eastern Conference teams. Josh Richardson and Romeo Langford did not play in Friday's game. Josh Primo also did't play due to a sprained wrist. The Spurs have a relatively easy schedule. San Antonians are 31-28 against the spread, 24-36 on moneyline, and 32-27 on over/under.
The Miami Heat are the no. 1 seed in the East. They beat the Spurs by 17 points in their first encounter. Dejounte Murray missed that game with a wrist injury. Victor Oladipo is still out for Miami. Marcus Morris is out since his spat with Nikola Jokic. Dewayne Dedmon has missed the last three games for the Heat. The Heat hold the best home record in East at 17-9.
The Heat have home-court advantage this time around. The Spurs are coming off a double OT outing.
