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2023 NBA Handicapping
(30-25) Miami Heat vs. Orlando Magic (23-33)
Date: Saturday, February 11th
Time: 7:00 PM EST
Venue: Amway Center
Moneyline NBA Odds: Heat -139 | Magic +118 (Bet Now!)
NBA Betting Odds: Heat -2.5
Today’s NBA Betting Total: 220.5
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First, the Heat arrives on the back side of a back-to-back having won 97-95 to the Rockets on Friday while the Magic last played Thursday shocking the Nuggets with a 115-104 victory.
ATS
The Heat are 21-32 overall against the spread this season. Also, they are 11-15-1 ATS as the away team. Additionally, the Magic are 32-23-1 against the spread this season. Also, they are 17-11 ATS as the home team.
Season Series
Saturday, February 11th, the Miami Heat and Orlando Magic play for the second of four scheduled contests. Orlando will host again on March 11th while Orlando will host the final meeting between the clubs on April 9th. Miami won the initial January 27th match 110-105.
Last season the Southeast Division rivals played four times with the Heat winning three of the four contests. The Heat holds the edge in the all-time record with 74 wins in 131 matches versus the Magic.
*Editor’s Note: Statistics and rankings are current as of this writing, Friday, February 10th. Numbers may vary slightly entering games on Saturday, February 11th.
Miami Heat
Reflecting back to the game when Dewayne Dedmon had an outburst toward Erik Spoelstra and the bench which resulted in him being disciplined via a suspension it’s not that surprising the Heat moved him.
Sending him to San Antonio along with a second-round pick was a way to purge negativity from the team and double down on Heat Culture.
While some teams put up with nonsense or wait too late to deal with issues the Heat nip things in the bud and are definitive in their actions.
If there was any surprise, it was that the Heat made no other moves despite having issues scoring this season.
Stats
Offensively, the Heat scores 108.6 points per game ranking 30th while shooting 45.3% from the field and 33.5% from the perimeter ranking 29th and 27th respectively.
Defensively, the Heat allow opponents to score 108.4 points per game ranking second overall. Miami opponents shoot 47.7% from the field and 36.7% from the perimeter ranking 21st and 23rd respectively.
Injury Report
To summarize the injury report…
- Udonis Haslem PF (OUT— personal)
- Victor Oladipo, SG (OUT— ankle)
- Duncan Robinson, SF (OUT indefinitely — finger)
- Omer Yurtseven C (OUT indefinitely — ankle)
- Nikola Jovic SF (OUT indefinitely, — back)
- Orlando Robinson, PF (OUT indefinitely— thumb)
- Kyle Lowry G (OUT—knee)
- Gabe Vincent SG (OUT indefinitely — ankle)
Orlando Magic
Much like Dedmon, Mo Bamba hasn’t exactly fit in with Jamahl Mosley or the young Magic squad. That likely led to him being disposable as a trade asset.
Well, that and the fact the Magic have copious big men they’re having trouble finding minutes for as it is. LA will get a chance to see if there is more to Mo’s game than he’s shown thus far in his career.
Bamba came relatively cheap with LA sending PatBev (who Orlando will surely buy out), a second-round pick, and a bit of cold hard cash.
Stats
Offensively the Magic average 111.2 points per game which rank 27th while they shoot 47.2% from the field and 34.9% from the perimeter with the latter two categories ranking 16th and 21st.
Defensively, the Magic hold opponents to 114.0 points per game which ranks 17th and limit them to 47.5% from the field and 34.9% from the perimeter which ranks 18th and seventh respectively.
Injury Report
To summarize the injury report…
- Chuma Okeke, PF (OUT — knee surgery)
- Gary Harris SG (questionable — thigh)
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Miami Heat vs. Orlando Magic NBA Betting Trends:
- At this point, the Heat are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games overall.
- Heat are 1-4 ATS in their last 5 road games.
- The Heat are 7-18-1 ATS in their last 26 games vs. a team with a losing straight-up record.
- By comparison, the Magic are 17-4 ATS in their last 21 games playing on 1 day’s rest.
- Also, the Under is 6-1 in the Magic’s last 7 games playing on 1 day’s rest.
- Finally, the under is 5-1 in Orlando’s last 6 overall.
Free Miami Heat vs. Orlando Magic NBA Prediction:
Orlando will have the rest advantage and has proven to be a tough out when facing elite teams. They swept the Celtics, beat the 76ers, Warriors, Mavs, Suns, Clippers, Pels, 76ers, and Nuggets as proof of the latter.
Yet, their nemesis might be the team who gets most of the shine in their own state, so you know they’ll want to take it to the Heat to give them a heads up the future might run through Orlando and not South Beach any longer.
4* Free Miami Heat vs. Orlando Magic NBA Betting Pick: Magic +2
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