NBA
Tuesday, December 10
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Heat's "Big Three" are rare NBA underdogs in Indiana
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The Miami Heat are underdogs for the first time this season, visiting the Eastern Conference-leading Indiana Pacers as 3-point road pups Tuesday.
The last time the Heat were getting the points, it was Game 3 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio and they were blown out 113-77 as 2-point underdogs. Miami closed as the betting favorite in all seven games against the Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals, going 4-3 ATS in that series.
Since the formation of the “Big Three” – LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh – the Heat have only been underdogs 33 times, going 16-15-2 ATS (against the spread) and 16-17 SU (straight up).
Here’s a look at how Miami has made out when getting the points in both the regular season and NBA Playoffs:
2010/2011 regular season: 6-4-1 ATS
2010/2011 postseason: 3-3-1 ATS
2011/2012 regular season: 0-4 ATS
2011/2012 postseason: 1-2 ATS
2012/2013 regular season: 6-1 ATS
2012/2013 postseason: 0-1 ATS
Tuesday, December 10
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Heat's "Big Three" are rare NBA underdogs in Indiana
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The Miami Heat are underdogs for the first time this season, visiting the Eastern Conference-leading Indiana Pacers as 3-point road pups Tuesday.
The last time the Heat were getting the points, it was Game 3 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio and they were blown out 113-77 as 2-point underdogs. Miami closed as the betting favorite in all seven games against the Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals, going 4-3 ATS in that series.
Since the formation of the “Big Three” – LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh – the Heat have only been underdogs 33 times, going 16-15-2 ATS (against the spread) and 16-17 SU (straight up).
Here’s a look at how Miami has made out when getting the points in both the regular season and NBA Playoffs:
2010/2011 regular season: 6-4-1 ATS
2010/2011 postseason: 3-3-1 ATS
2011/2012 regular season: 0-4 ATS
2011/2012 postseason: 1-2 ATS
2012/2013 regular season: 6-1 ATS
2012/2013 postseason: 0-1 ATS
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