Nets vs. Heat NBA Player Props, Odds

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16 November 2023

The Miami Heat put their six-game win streak on the line against the Brooklyn Nets in South Beach on Thursday, and we have you covered with our Nets vs. Heat NBA player props based on the best NBA odds.

After a challenging 1-4 start, the Miami Heat have impressively surged and currently boast a 7-4 record, sharing the league's longest winning streak at six games alongside the Houston Rockets. Both the Heat and the 6-5 Brooklyn Nets have successfully secured wins despite facing numerous injuries, with the Nets claiming victory in two consecutive games. Both teams are showcasing resilience and finding ways to triumph on the court.

Thursday's matchup between Eastern Conference playoff hopefuls is anticipated to showcase plenty of long-range shooting, and we have three player props focused on 3-pointers.

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Nets vs. Heat NBA player props

Cam Johnson Over 2.5 3-pointers (-115 via bet365) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Johnson missed seven straight games with a calf injury, but in three games since returning to the lineup, he’s hit eight triples on 24 attempts from beyond the arc, knocking in at least three 3-pointers in two contests.

In four games this season, Johnson is hitting just 32.1% of his 3-pointers, but there’s plenty of room for positive regression. Johnson shot 39.3% from three in his career before this season.

He's logging a career-best 28.8 minutes per tilt and attempting a career-high seven triples in his first full season with the Nets. Miami allows the sixth-most triples to opponents at 13.7, but the Heat have allowed the most triples in the Association across the last three games at 17.3. The Heat also allow the third-highest 3-point percentage at 38.6%, including a 39.3% mark at home.

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Duncan Robinson Over 3.5 3-pointers (-120 via bet365) ⭐⭐⭐

No Tyler Herro? No problem for Robinson, as he’s been stellar since joining Miami’s starting lineup. Robinson has started each of Miami’s last three contests, putting up 44 shot attempts, including 27 from beyond the arc.

Robinson shot 1-of-10 against the Hawks in his first start, but over his last two, he’s hit 8-of-17 triples, including four 3-pointers in back-to-back contests. On the season, Robinson has hit at least three triples in six games and at least four in three games.

With Herro out again tonight, Robinson should start, and there should be plenty of 3-point attempts. The Nets allow the ninth-fewest points in the paint, and the team has been the stingiest in the league to opponents in the paint over the last three. The Nets allow the seventh-most made 3-pointers to opponents at 13.5, but that number has gone up to 15 in the previous three outings. This is a lofty 3-point total, but Robinson can cash it.

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Spencer Dinwiddie Over 2.5 3-pointers (+142 via FanDuel) ⭐⭐⭐

Unlike Johnson and Robinson, Dinwiddie is not typically revered for his 3-point shooting, but he’s been taking plenty of them over his last three games. Ben Simmons and Cam Thomas have been out for that trio of games, and both players are out again tonight.

Over his last three, Dinwiddie has taken 35 shots, including 21 from 3-point range. He stroked five of them in his last game against Orlando, racking up 29 points. As mentioned above, Miami has been generous to opposing 3-point shooters this season, and the Heat have surrendered 17.3 over the last three, good for most in the NBA. With Thomas and Simmons out, expect Dinwiddie to play big minutes and take plenty of shots. We’ll roll with his plus-money odds in a favorable matchup.

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Nets-Heat NBA player props made 11/16/2023 at 7:25 a.m. ET.