The Miami Heat could become the first team to sweep the Houston Rockets this season. The other two teams that can pull off that feat are the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers.<\/p>\n
Tonight is the second night of a back-to-back for the Rockets, but the Heat had Friday off. Thankfully for Houston, their game against the Hawks was put to bed early in the fourth quarter, so only three players logged over 30 minutes.<\/p>\n
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To recap Miami\u2019s strategy, they go fast and take the first good shot they can get. They led the league in unadjusted offense earlier in the season, but they\u2019ve settled into a team in the middle of the pack.<\/p>\n
Bam Adebayo did drop 83 points in a game, so Houston will need to keep him off the free throw line and hope he doesn\u2019t go off.<\/p>\n
Tip-off<\/p>\n
7pm CT<\/p>\n
How To Watch<\/p>\n
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Steven Adams: OUT<\/p>\n
Fred VanVleet: OUT<\/p>\n
Jae\u2019Sean Tate: OUT<\/p>\n
Heat<\/p>\n
Andrew Wiggins: OUT<\/p>\n
Simone Fontecchio: GTD<\/p>\n
Pelle Larson: GTD<\/p>\n
Jaime Jaquez Jr.: GTD<\/p>\n
The Line (as of this post)<\/p>\n
N\/A<\/p>\n