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The Golden State Warriors may once again find themselves without their superstar as Stephen Curry is listed as questionable heading into their matchup. On the other side, Miami is also dealing with injury uncertainty as sharpshooter Duncan Robinson is tagged questionable as well. This game carries some extra heat — pun intended — as it marks the first time the Heat face off against former franchise cornerstone Jimmy Butler since trading him away.
While the emotional factor may fire up Miami early, it’s difficult to fully trust this squad. Prior to their bounce-back win over the struggling Charlotte Hornets, the Heat were ice-cold, mired in a long losing streak and showing little consistency on either end of the floor. Momentum matters, and one win doesn’t erase weeks of underwhelming play.
Golden State, meanwhile, has been trending in the opposite direction. The Warriors are hitting their stride at the right time, stringing together solid performances and playing with confidence down the stretch. Even if Curry is ultimately ruled out, the team has shown it can rally and compete without him, thanks to strong contributions from the supporting cast and improved defense.
In a game that could come down to execution and rhythm, Golden State looks like the sharper, more reliable team right now. Getting them at a short number feels like excellent value, especially with the Heat still struggling to find their identity. Barring a lights-out shooting night from Miami, the Warriors are in a good position to cover and pick up another key road win. Take Golden State ATS
While the emotional factor may fire up Miami early, it’s difficult to fully trust this squad. Prior to their bounce-back win over the struggling Charlotte Hornets, the Heat were ice-cold, mired in a long losing streak and showing little consistency on either end of the floor. Momentum matters, and one win doesn’t erase weeks of underwhelming play.
Golden State, meanwhile, has been trending in the opposite direction. The Warriors are hitting their stride at the right time, stringing together solid performances and playing with confidence down the stretch. Even if Curry is ultimately ruled out, the team has shown it can rally and compete without him, thanks to strong contributions from the supporting cast and improved defense.
In a game that could come down to execution and rhythm, Golden State looks like the sharper, more reliable team right now. Getting them at a short number feels like excellent value, especially with the Heat still struggling to find their identity. Barring a lights-out shooting night from Miami, the Warriors are in a good position to cover and pick up another key road win. Take Golden State ATS
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NBA Basketball Cappers Picks for Golden State Warriors vs Miami Heat with Cappers winnings percentage over 55% for the last 7 days:
Corey Scott 73 % Corey Scott 73 % Jimmy Adams 57 % LVSB BIG Favorites 71 % Arthur Ralph 57 % Eddie Picks and parlays 54 % LT Profit 80 % Ben the Pen 63 % Ben the Pen 63 % Hakeem Profit 67 % AAA Sports 100 %
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Golden State Warriors
Miami Heat SPREAD
Golden State Warriors -4.5 (-110) AVG SPREAD W%: 49 ROI: -7
Josh Schonwald
W%: 49
ROI: -5
Eddie Picks and parlays
W%: 47
ROI: -9
Chris King
W%: 50
ROI: -6
Max Turner
W%: 50
ROI: -4
Filip Tomic
W%: 45
ROI: -14
Jimmy Adams
W%: 47
ROI: -12
ProSportsPicks
W%: 50
ROI: -11
Billy Coleman
W%: 48
ROI: -10
Randy Chambers
W%: 48
ROI: -7
Peter Tran
W%: 49
ROI: -7
Arthur Ralph
W%: 53
ROI: -1
Chris Jordan
W%: 46
ROI: -10
Brad Francis
W%: 51
ROI: -7
Brandon Lee
W%: 50
ROI: -4
Sean Murphy
W%: 52
ROI: -1
Hakeem Profit
W%: 51
ROI: -4
SPREAD
Miami Heat 4.5 (-110) AVG SPREAD W%: 48 ROI: -9
Ben the Pen
W%: 47
ROI: -11
Corey Scott
W%: 52
ROI: 1
LT Profit
W%: 42
ROI: -19
AAA Sports
W%: 52
ROI: -7
MONEY
Miami Heat 160
TOTAL
OVER 208.0 (-110)
AVG OVER W%: 51 ROI: -3
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