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The Heat are eyeing their second straight road win in a rematch against the Cavaliers and finish 3-1 versus them on the season. (Mandatory credit: Imagn Images)<\/p>\n
The Heat are eyeing their second straight road win in a rematch against the Cavaliers and finish 3-1 versus them on the season.
(Mandatory credit: Imagn Images)<\/p>\n
After undergoing a five-game losing streak, the Miami Heat finally snapped their skid on the road versus the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday. Now, both squads are set for their second straight matchup and rematch following the Heat\u2019s 120-103 win<\/a> the other night.<\/p>\n This will be the fourth and final game between the two teams for the season series, as Miami can go an impressive 3-1 against the fourth seed Cavs on the year with another victory. The Heat are still battling for play-in and\/or playoff positioning, where they currently remain the 10th seed in the East at a 39-34 record. They are one game behind the seventh seed, 1.5 back from sixth and two games back of fifth. <\/p>\n However, they are running out of time to make any significant jump in the standings with just nine regular season matchups remaining. <\/p>\n Most importantly, this final window of games is crucial for coach Erik Spoelstra to finally find the right rotations with a fully healthy roster. He re-experimented with a Tyler Herro-Norman Powell combo in the starting lineup, alongside Davion Mitchell, Andrew Wiggins and Bam Adebayo, the other night in Cleveland\u2014 and it worked. The lineup change moved Pelle Larsson to the bench. But all five starters, along with eight players overall, scored in double figures. <\/p>\n It was encouraging to see Powell and Herro each look efficient shooting the ball at the same time, and finally displayed the threat that they could provide to opposing teams together. It only took 70+ games into the season, right!? <\/p>\n Miami will hope to pull it off again versus the Cavaliers before heading to Indiana on Sunday. <\/p>\n Injury Report (at the time of this publishing):<\/p>\n Cleveland Cavaliers:<\/p>\n Jarrett Allen (knee) \u2014 QUESTIONABLE <\/p>\n Dean Wade (ankle) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Jaylon Tyson (toe) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Craig Porter Jr. (groin) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Riley Minix (g-league) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Olivier Sarr (g-league) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Tristan Enaruna (g-league) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Miami Heat:\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Jaime Jaquez Jr. (ankle) \u2014 QUESTIONABLE <\/p>\n Jahmir Young (g-league) \u2014 OUT\u00a0<\/p>\n Vlad Goldin (g-league) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Trevor Keels (g-league) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Terry Rozier (not with team) \u2014 OUT<\/p>\n Projected Starting 5 (subject to change):<\/p>\n Cleveland Cavaliers:<\/p>\n James Harden, G<\/p>\n Donovan Mitchell, G<\/p>\n Keon Ellis, F<\/p>\n Sam Merrill, F<\/p>\n Evan Mobley, C<\/p>\n Miami Heat:<\/p>\n Davion Mitchell, G<\/p>\n Tyler Herro, G<\/p>\n Norman Powell, G\/F<\/p>\n Andrew Wiggins, F<\/p>\n Bam Adebayo, C<\/p>\n Broadcast Info:<\/p>\n Tipoff: 7:30 PM EST<\/p>\n TV: FanDuel Sports Network Sun (Eric Reid & John Crotty)<\/p>\n Radio: AM 560 Sports WQAM & The HEAT Radio Network (Jason Jackson)<\/p>\n Spanish Radio: WAQI 710 AM & The HEAT Spanish Radio Network (Jos\u00e9 Pa\u00f1eda)<\/p>\n Come back to Hot Hot Hoops at game time to join our GameThread and chat about the game live with other Heat fans!<\/p>\n ***<\/p>\n To check out our other content, click\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Follow Hot Hot Hoops on Twitter\/X\u00a0here<\/a>!<\/p>\n Follow Hot Hot Hoops on Instagram\u00a0here<\/a>!<\/p>\n Check out Hot Hot Hoops on Facebook\u00a0here<\/a>!<\/p>\n Subscribe to our YouTube channel\u00a0here<\/a>!<\/p>\n \t\t\t