These teams combined for more than 208 points when they played on April 4, a 109-105 Sixers victory. Both teams were inefficient offensively and the Heat turned the ball over 17 times. Miami is unlikely to shoot the basketball as poorly as it did from long range in that game (13-for-43) with Tyler Herro back and a healthier Duncan Robinson. They were efficient in transition in that meeting, something they'll try to exploit tonight.

In short, I expect the Heat to play much better on the offensive end of the court, pushing the 76ers into a higher-scoring game than this total suggests.