Clippers vs. Heat Odds & Betting Predictions - March 13, 2025

Via @TurveyBets

Miami’s defense has tightened up at home, allowing just 110.7 PPG. They rebound well—45.1 RPG (6th)—limiting second chances. Clippers struggling offensively—only 109.3 PPG on the road, 34.6% from three (24th). Miami’s offense surges at home (111.9 PPG, 47.5% FG). Tyler Herro (1496 points) continues to lead the attack. Clippers are on a back-to-back after a tough loss to the Pelicans, adding fatigue concerns. Their defense is slipping—allowing 113.2 PPG over last five, opponents shooting 48.5% FG. Miami’s ball movement key—Herro, Adebayo combining for 10+ APG. Clippers on 2-10 ATS skid, 7-19 ATS last 26 road. Heat 6-2 ATS last eight, finding rhythm despite L4 streak. Clippers have dominated H2H, but Miami’s home edge shifts this. Heat’s perimeter D (35.5% opponent 3PT) can limit LAC’s struggling deep shooting. Clippers offense inefficient—39.5% from Harden dragging them down. Fatigue plus Miami’s defense makes it tough for LAC to keep up. Heat cover at home.

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