Miami at Toronto

The Miami Heat are just 25-28 on the season, as the season is coming down to the home stretch. That record is good for No. 8 in the East and a ticket to the play-in round. They will take on a Toronto team that is 17-38 and has little hope of extending their season. This will be the first game back for both teams after the all-star break, and typically, after a week or so of rest, a team will come out playing well on offense but not up to speed on the defensive end of the floor. When both teams are playing their first game after the All-Star break they are 236-203-17 to the OVER, which is right around 54%, and blindly profitable. I like OVER the total in this one.