The Miami Heat play the Golden State Warriors in tonight's NBA game at Barclays Center. So when's the game, what's the TV schedule, who's injured and where can you watch this online with free streaming? We have all the answers right here.
Game Time: 10:30 p.m. EST.
TV Broadcast Provider(s): Away TV: SUN Home TV: CSNB
Live Stream: NBA League Pass (single-game purchase available for $6.99)
Free Streaming Sources: Tonight's NBA game can also be easily streamed for free online via a couple of different websites. One potential option to stream for free online this evening is Stream2U. Another choice for free online streaming is Basketball24.com.
Line: GS -13.5 O/U: 208
Heat Injury Report: Tyler Johnson (shoulder), Dwayne Wade (shoulder) and Hassan Whiteside (knee) are all questionable against the Warriors. Josh McRoberts (knee) has been ruled out for tonight's game.
Warriors Injury Report: Kevon Looney (hip) has been ruled out against the Heat. Leandro Barbosa (shoulder) is questionable.
The Miami Heat have had a decent season so far, but with several injured players and facing an undefeated-at-home Warriors, they'll have an uphill battle if they want to break the Warriors record. "'We already know we are going to have to play amazing basketball to be able to win that game,' said Dwayne Wade" If Wade is able to play tonight, it will provide a much needed boost, but if the coaches aren't confident of his play making enough of a difference in the game to pull out a win, it might be better for Wade to get some extra rest.
The Warriors are looking to break records this season, and tonight will be a big game for that. According to one source, "Another victory against the Miami Heat on Monday night at Oracle Arena will put them halfway to 72, the NBA regular-season record established by Chicago Bulls in 1995-96." Not only that, but they are just "nine short of the NBA record of 44 consecutive home wins, achieved by the Bulls in 1995-96." This could be the year of the Warriors, and if they win tonight's game, they'll be on track for possibly making NBA history.
Considering the number of injuries on the Miami Heat, including star Dwayne Wade, as well as the strong presence the Golden State Warriors have maintained especially at home all season, it looks very much like the Warriors will pull off another win tonight.
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