The Miami Heat are looking forward to their third straight win when they take on the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday. Miami is No. 1 in the Southeast with a 25-15 record, 3 ½ games ahead of the Charlotte Hornets. Miami beat the Phoenix Suns 123-100 on Saturday in Phoenix. Tyler Herro was Miami’s leading scorer with 33 points and Duncan Robinson had 27.

Jimmy Butler leads Miami in scoring at 23.2 points per game, and Tyler Herro is second at 20.6 points per game. The rebounding leader is Omer Yurtseven with 6.4 rebounds per game, and Kyle Lowry is the assist leader with 8.4 per game. Miami is averaging 108.4 points per game.

Atlanta is looking to end its two-game losing streak when it hosts Miami on Wednesday. The Hawks are fourth in the Southeast Division with a 17-22 record in 7 ½ games, trailing the Heat. Atlanta was defeated 106-93 by the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday. Atlanta’s top scorers were Trae Young and Bogdan Bogdanovic with 19 points each. Cam Reddish sprained his ankle early in the game for Atlanta and is not expected to play Wednesday.

Trae Young led Atlanta in points and assists with 28.0 points and 9.6 assists per game. The rebounding leader is Clint Capela, who averages 13.1 points per game, but Capela may not play because of an ankle injury. The rebounding leader is John Collins, who averages 7.9 rebounds per game. Atlanta is averaging 110.8 points per game.

Both Miami and Atlanta are expected to be short-staffed due to injuries, and games are over here. OVER has won five of Miami’s last six games and Atlanta’s last six. OVER also cashed in each of Miami’s last five road games. Atlanta ranks ninth in the NBA with 110.8 points per game, while the Hawks are 25th with 111.5 points per game. The final score was predicted and the Miami Heat won, but our best game was 115-111.