DraftKings. Nikola Jovic has cleared this line in 7/11 games without Jimmy Butler this season. With the Heat coming off a double overtime game last night in which Jovic only played 20 minutes (12 points), it wouldn’t shock me to see Erik Spoelstra loosen the rotation a bit, which could result in extra run for Jovic.

Yes, the Heat are on a back to back after they completely blew a 17-point fourth quarter lead to lose at Sacramento in double overtime on Monday, and yeah, Jimmy Butler is out. Still, Golden State has not earned a line of this size, particularly without the services of Jonathan Kuminga. Miami keeps it close.

The Warriors seem to be bouncing back from rock bottom while the Heat are fading fast with Jimmy Butler suspended. A 36- point loss to Utah. A tough OT loss to surging Sacramento on Monday night left them 2-8 ATS in last 10 on road. Allowing 115/G over their last 11 contest. Warriors have fresher legs and need to close out this six-game homestand with a victory (which would make them 4-2 on the run). Steve Kerr will put a special emphasis on not taking this game for granted. If Heat start slow here, not sure how much fight they show here. Seem to be unraveling.