- Matchup: Cleveland Cavaliers vs Miami Heat
- Date: Monday, November 10, 2025
- Venue: Kaseya Center, Miami, FL
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
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The Miami Heat (4-4) are scheduled to face off against the Cleveland Cavaliers (5-3) at the Kaseya Center on Monday night.
In their previous outing, the Cavaliers secured a victory over the 76ers with a score of 132-121. The Cavaliers recorded 22 personal fouls, while the 76ers committed 23. From beyond the arc, Cleveland converted 12 of 31 attempts. Philadelphia managed to hit 70% of their free throws, making 21 out of 30. On the boards, Philadelphia grabbed 43 rebounds (15 offensive, 28 defensive) and blocked 7 shots. They also dished out 26 assists and achieved 9 steals in that game. Defensively, Cleveland allowed 48.9% shooting from the field (44 out of 90) and managed to dish out 33 assists, force 19 turnovers, and secure 9 steals. On the rebounding front, Cleveland collected 34 boards, with 10 coming on the offensive end. At the charity stripe, the Cavaliers sank 16 of 17 free throw attempts for a stellar 94.1%. Overall, they finished the game shooting 53.3% from the field (49 of 92) along with converting 18 of 44 three-point attempts.
Donovan Mitchell was a standout player in this match. He achieved an impressive 71.4% shooting accuracy and provided 8 assists. With 35 minutes on the floor, he tallied 4 rebounds and exited the game with 46 points on 15 of 21 shooting.
The Cavaliers arrive at this game boasting a 5-3 record this season. They are currently averaging 116.4 points per game, ranking 19th in the league, shooting 45.6% from the field. The Cavaliers have a 3-point shooting percentage of 35.6% (129 of 362) and a free throw success rate of 77.1%. As a unit, they collect 40.3 rebounds per game and have accumulated 213 assists, ranking 13th in the league for team assists. Averaging 16.3 turnovers per game, they also commit 22.3 fouls each contest.
Defensively, the Cavaliers force their opponents into 18.5 turnovers per game and draw 23.4 fouls. They restrict competing teams to 37.2% from beyond the arc and are ranked 9th in the league for points allowed per game (114.8). Cleveland permits opponents a field goal percentage of 46.8% (324 of 692) and concedes an average of 45.1 rebounds per game. So far this season, they rank 11th in the league in allowing assists with 207 given up.
In their last game, the Heat suffered a loss against the Nuggets, finishing 122-112. Miami secured 33 defensive rebounds and 5 offensive rebounds for a total of 38. They turned the ball over 15 times but countered with 13 steals. The Nuggets committed 16 fouls, granting the Heat 25 free throw opportunities, converting 22 for an 88.0% success rate. From distance, Miami completed 14 of 41 attempts (34.1%) and shot 44.2% from the field (38 of 86). The Heat allowed the Nuggets to score at a rate of 42.6%, with Denver hitting 43 of 101 attempts. Miami finished the game shooting 27.5% from 3-point range (11 of 40) and excelled at the free throw line, hitting 25 of 28 attempts (89.3%). In the rebounding battle, Miami allowed Denver to secure 61 boards (21 offensive).
Norman Powell played a key role for the Heat, making 5 of 15 shots for a field goal percentage of 33.3%, while also pulling in 2 rebounds. He tallied 23 points in 31 minutes but did not register any assists.
The Heat currently hold a record of 4-4 for the season. Offensively, Miami is shooting 49.5% from the field, ranking them 8th in the NBA. They have accumulated 979 points this season, averaging 122.4 points per game, and securing 43.6 rebounds on average. Miami dished out an impressive 29.5 assists per game (4th in the league) while averaging 15.8 turnovers per game. They commit 20.0 fouls on average and boast a free throw percentage of 79.3%.
On the defensive side, Miami allows 33.6% shooting from beyond the arc (115 of 342), and their opponents hit 82.0% of free throw attempts. They give up 27.3 assists and 46.8 rebounds, placing them 22nd and 25th in the league. The Heat rank 15th in points allowed per game (117.6) and manage to force 16.3 turnovers per game while allowing teams to shoot 44.5% from the field (6th in the NBA).
Who will be the victor in tonight’s NBA contest against the spread?
Prediction: Back Cleveland
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