NBA TORONTO Matchup 20160511

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NBA : Money Line Matchup

Wednesday 5/11/2016

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$ Line

OU Line

Score

MIAMI

TORONTO

+4.5

-4.5

+170

-200

189

91
Final
99

MIAMI (54 - 39) at TORONTO (62 - 31)

Wednesday, 5/11/2016 8:05 PM

Eastern Conference - Semifinals - Best of 7 - Game 5 - Series tied at 2-2

Board		Money Line
537	MIAMI	+170
538	TORONTO	-200

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

MIAMI - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	54-39	-1.8	50-42	37-55	99.8	50.0	46.9%	52.1	97.6	48.8	43.8%	49.1
Road Games	22-24	-0.2	23-23	18-27	96.3	49.0	45.5%	52.6	98.3	49.0	44.0%	49.7
Last 5 Games	3-2	+0.2	4-1	1-4	97.0	44.0	46.1%	54.6	89.4	43.4	41.0%	49.6
Playoff Games	6-5	-0.9	7-4	3-8	97.5	49.8	46.2%	53.7	91.5	47.5	40.9%	48.4

MIAMI Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	99.8	50.0	38-82	46.9%	6-18	34.2%	17-23	74.5%	52	10	20	19	7	13	6
vs opponents surrendering	102.2	51	38-84	45.1%	9-24	35.5%	17-23	75.7%	52	10	22	20	8	14	5
Team Stats (Road Games)	96.3	49.0	37-82	45.5%	6-18	34.1%	15-21	74.2%	53	10	20	18	6	14	7
Stats Against (All Games)	97.6	48.8	37-84	43.8%	7-21	34.3%	17-22	77.3%	49	9	19	20	7	12	4
vs opponents averaging	102.2	51	38-85	44.8%	9-24	35.4%	18-23	76.1%	52	10	22	20	8	13	5
Stats Against (Road Games)	98.3	49.0	37-85	44.0%	7-20	34.8%	16-21	78.5%	50	10	21	19	8	11	5

TORONTO - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	62-31	+14	47-45	44-48	101.5	50.5	44.6%	53.1	97.7	48.5	44.4%	48.8
Home Games	36-11	+9	24-23	25-21	103.7	51.4	45.3%	54.0	97.8	48.6	44.2%	48.1
Last 5 Games	3-2	+1.2	1-4	1-4	92.6	45.0	42.1%	52.4	92.6	42.0	45.7%	50.0
Playoff Games	6-5	-1	3-8	2-9	92.7	46.7	40.7%	54.2	94.1	45.0	44.6%	48.5

TORONTO Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	101.5	50.5	36-82	44.6%	8-23	36.0%	20-26	77.3%	53	10	18	20	8	12	5
vs opponents surrendering	102.2	50.9	38-85	45.0%	8-24	35.0%	18-23	75.8%	52	10	22	20	8	14	5
Team Stats (Home Games)	103.7	51.4	37-82	45.3%	8-23	36.6%	21-28	76.9%	54	11	19	20	8	12	5
Stats Against (All Games)	97.7	48.5	36-82	44.4%	9-23	37.2%	17-22	75.6%	49	9	21	22	7	13	5
vs opponents averaging	101.9	50.8	38-85	45.1%	8-23	35.2%	17-23	75.6%	52	10	22	20	8	14	5
Stats Against (Home Games)	97.8	48.6	36-82	44.2%	9-23	38.7%	17-22	75.8%	48	9	20	22	7	13	5

Average power rating of opponents played: MIAMI 94.8, TORONTO 95.1

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

MIAMI - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
4/1/2016	@ SACRAMENTO	112-106	W	-6.5	L	211.5	O	42-82	51.2%	47	18	38-87	43.7%	49	13
4/2/2016	@ PORTLAND	93-110	L	6.5	L	208.5	U	34-88	38.6%	55	13	41-79	51.9%	50	15
4/5/2016	DETROIT	107-89	W	-4.5	W	202	U	44-84	52.4%	50	9	32-80	40.0%	47	13
4/7/2016	CHICAGO	106-98	W	-5.5	W	205.5	U	44-92	47.8%	51	10	35-78	44.9%	46	12
4/8/2016	@ ORLANDO	109-112	L	-1.5	L	207.5	O	45-100	45.0%	64	12	43-82	52.4%	47	10
4/10/2016	ORLANDO	118-96	W	-9	W	211.5	O	43-77	55.8%	47	12	37-83	44.6%	41	16
4/12/2016	@ DETROIT	99-93	W	-1.5	W	200	U	38-78	48.7%	44	14	34-84	40.5%	62	15
4/13/2016	@ BOSTON	88-98	L	4.5	L	206	U	38-88	43.2%	51	8	37-86	43.0%	53	7
4/17/2016	CHARLOTTE	123-91	W	-4.5	W	198.5	O	49-85	57.6%	49	6	28-65	43.1%	37	11
4/20/2016	CHARLOTTE	115-103	W	-5	W	197	O	44-76	57.9%	40	8	38-89	42.7%	54	7
4/23/2016	@ CHARLOTTE	80-96	L	3	L	197.5	U	27-79	34.2%	65	14	35-90	38.9%	54	3
4/25/2016	@ CHARLOTTE	85-89	L	2.5	L	194.5	U	30-76	39.5%	57	17	30-75	40.0%	46	9
4/27/2016	CHARLOTTE	88-90	L	-5.5	L	195.5	U	34-81	42.0%	55	14	33-84	39.3%	50	12
4/29/2016	@ CHARLOTTE	97-90	W	2	W	192	U	38-83	45.8%	52	12	32-76	42.1%	43	9
5/1/2016	CHARLOTTE	106-73	W	-6.5	W	190.5	U	43-89	48.3%	66	9	27-84	32.1%	42	7
5/3/2016	@ TORONTO	102-96	W	3.5	W	191.5	O	40-89	44.9%	62	17	40-89	44.9%	47	15
5/5/2016	@ TORONTO	92-96	L	5	W	190.5	U	39-79	49.4%	53	21	39-93	41.9%	57	9
5/7/2016	TORONTO	91-95	L	-5.5	L	189	U	33-77	42.9%	44	9	33-70	47.1%	47	13
5/9/2016	TORONTO	94-87	W	-4.5	W	194	U	36-80	45.0%	48	11	33-84	39.3%	55	14
5/11/2016	@ TORONTO
5/13/2016	TORONTO

TORONTO - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
4/1/2016	@ MEMPHIS	99-95	W	-5.5	L	198	U	30-71	42.3%	45	18	37-91	40.7%	55	14
4/2/2016	@ SAN ANTONIO	95-102	L	13.5	W	191.5	O	40-80	50.0%	36	13	35-77	45.5%	50	14
4/5/2016	CHARLOTTE	96-90	W	-5.5	W	201	U	34-78	43.6%	61	11	32-88	36.4%	54	6
4/7/2016	@ ATLANTA	87-95	L	5.5	L	200	U	32-84	38.1%	56	11	33-76	43.4%	48	13
4/8/2016	INDIANA	111-98	W	5	W	192.5	O	37-68	54.4%	54	16	37-83	44.6%	38	9
4/10/2016	@ NEW YORK	93-89	W	-6.5	L	196	U	37-78	47.4%	47	6	32-89	36.0%	61	8
4/12/2016	PHILADELPHIA	122-98	W	-12	W	204.5	O	48-95	50.5%	63	13	35-77	45.5%	41	13
4/13/2016	@ BROOKLYN	103-96	W	-5.5	W	206.5	U	41-93	44.1%	67	9	39-89	43.8%	46	8
4/16/2016	INDIANA	90-100	L	-7	L	195	U	30-79	38.0%	65	19	34-79	43.0%	49	13
4/18/2016	INDIANA	98-87	W	-8	W	195	U	35-80	43.7%	53	13	29-70	41.4%	40	13
4/21/2016	@ INDIANA	101-85	W	1	W	195	U	39-94	41.5%	55	11	26-68	38.2%	51	16
4/23/2016	@ INDIANA	83-100	L	-1	L	193	U	27-74	36.5%	56	17	40-85	47.1%	49	12
4/26/2016	INDIANA	102-99	W	-7	L	194	O	33-82	40.2%	52	7	33-73	45.2%	45	14
4/29/2016	@ INDIANA	83-101	L	1.5	L	192.5	U	29-79	36.7%	53	16	35-76	46.1%	50	14
5/1/2016	INDIANA	89-84	W	-6	L	190	U	34-89	38.2%	56	8	34-73	46.6%	43	13
5/3/2016	MIAMI	96-102	L	-3.5	L	191.5	O	40-89	44.9%	47	15	40-89	44.9%	62	17
5/5/2016	MIAMI	96-92	W	-5	L	190.5	U	39-93	41.9%	57	9	39-79	49.4%	53	21
5/7/2016	@ MIAMI	95-91	W	5.5	W	189	U	33-70	47.1%	47	13	33-77	42.9%	44	9
5/9/2016	@ MIAMI	87-94	L	4.5	L	194	U	33-84	39.3%	55	14	36-80	45.0%	48	11
5/11/2016	MIAMI
5/13/2016	@ MIAMI

KEY GAME INFORMATION

MIAMI: Goran Dragic will run the offense, as the Heat continue to evolve post-LeBron. He'll also benefit from the return of a pick-and-pop big in Chris Bosh . . . He's on the back nine of his career, but Dwyane Wade is still effective on the offensive end of the court. Durability is another issue . . . They have no need for Mario Chalmers with Dragic in town. Unfortunately, no one seems interested in trading for him . . . Sixth man Gerald Green adds firepower off the bench . . . If Chalmers is dealt, Tyler Johnson would step up as Dragic's primary back-up . . . James Ennis will be battling for a roster spot this fall . . . Josh Richardson is a good athlete with the versatile skill set to become a bench option down the line. Luol Deng will get another shot after a disappointing first season in Miami. He will have to settle for being a fourth or fifth option on offense again this season . . . Drafting in the lottery for the first time in years, the Heat landed an NBA-caliber athlete in Justice Winslow. Like all current NCAA players, he will be making a mammoth leap to NBA competition. He won't see consistent minutes unless he's knocking down shots . . . A knee injury wiped out just about all of Josh McRoberts' first season with the Heat. He'll have to be 100% healthy to earn back a rotation spot this season . . . Udonis Haslem continues to hang around as an effective back-up big man. He even talked about adding a three-point shot this summer. Chris Bosh might be slowed early in the year, but he'll be recovered from his blood-clot scare and should be comfortable in a stretch 4 role . . . Hassan Whiteside will anchor Miami's defense and in general clean up the glass . . . When Miami needs more offense than Whiteside offers, they can turn to Amar'e Stoudemire as a part-time player . . . Chris Andersen is basically a Birdman mascot.

TORONTO: He was never quite right health-wise late last year (which led to the poor conditioning head coach Dwane Casey cited this summer). Still, if healthy, Kyle Lowry can regain the borderline All-Star form he had two years ago . . . DeMar DeRozan makes a fine living attacking and getting to the line, but he has still yet to add a consistent three-point shot . . . Cory Joseph had quietly developed into one of the league's best back-up point guards in San Antonio, a lock down defender and efficient offensive player . . . Rookie Delon Wright does a lot of things well, but is most likely looking at a developmental year . . . Norman Powell is a big scoring guard who could be a solid bench piece down the line. The Raptors spent big to bring in DeMarre Carroll, a true 3-and-D wing . . . With Amir Johnson signing with Boston, Patrick Patterson has a chance to step into the starting lineup. He's fairly one-dimensional offensively, mostly camping out for corner threes . . . Toronto brought in competition for the power forward spot by signing Luis Scola. He's a mediocre at best defensively, but can take advantage of weaker defenders in the low-post . . . His development seems to have stalled, and Terrence Ross will try to reinvent himself as a sixth man . . . James Johnson has never been capable of handling big minutes, but he's a solid second-unit player who does everything well . . . Bruno Caboclo is still at least a year away from the rotation. Jonas Valanciunas has plenty of talent, but he doesn't do the little things well on offense (like screening) and is a defensive liability. It's why his minutes will continue to be limited . . . Bismack Biyombo is a zero on offense, but he's effective as a rim-protector and rebounder . . . Lucas Nogueira is still coming along as a long-term project.

PREVIEW

Heat-Raptors Preview
By ALAN FERGUSON STATS Writer

In his desire to show his respect for Canada and the Toronto Raptors, Dwyane Wade made sure to cut his warmup time before Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.

As it turned out, he didn't really need all that much.

The Miami Heat star will look to continue his high-scoring performances Wednesday night in front of what could prove an especially unwelcoming crowd in Toronto.

Wade was part of some controversy in Game 3 in Miami on Saturday when he decided to take a couple more shots instead of joining his teammates in line for the Canadian national anthem. He quickly tried to make amends after the 95-91 loss.

"No disrespect at all from me," Wade said. "I apologize for Canada thinking I would disrespect them as a county. So today, I just adjusted how I normally get ready for a game."

Wade was the first in line for the singing of "O Canada" before Monday's Game 4 and scored 30 points in a 94-87 overtime victory that tied the series. He had nine points in the final 6 1/2 minutes of regulation to lead the Heat's comeback and a finishing dunk in the third game against Toronto that's required additional time.

Wade totaled 68 points while making 26 of 49 shots in the two games in Miami. He had 17 on 7-of-17 shooting in his latest one in Toronto, a 96-92 overtime loss Thursday.

"I'm as confident as I've been all season now," Wade said. "Every other day we're playing and it's taxing, but I love that every time I come out on the court I feel just as good as I did the last game. It allows me to go out there and play the game I love the way I can. I'm enjoying this."

The Heat are returning north without center Hassan Whiteside, who will try to continue healing from a sprained ligament in his right knee. He had a combined 29 rebounds in the first two games in the series, including 17 in a 102-96 overtime victory in the opener May 3.

The Raptors won't have their center, Jonas Valanciunas, for the rest of the series because of a sprained right ankle. Like Whiteside, he was injured in Game 3.

Valanciunas averaged 18.3 points on 64.9 percent shooting and 12.7 rebounds in the first three games. Without him, the Raptors saw their shooting percentage drop from a postseason-high 47.1 in Game 3 to a series-worst 39.3 on Monday.

Toronto stars Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan were a combined 6 of 28 from the floor and totaled 19 points with Lowry going 0 for 6 from 3-point range.

The Heat tried to keep both players from reaching the paint and taking advantage of Whiteside's absence.

"Lowry and DeRozan, they're going to take their shots. We're trying to make it tough for them," point guard Goran Dragic told the Heat's official website. "(In Game 3), we felt like we didn't shrink the floor well and tonight we did an amazing job."

DeRozan has shot 33 percent and 3 of 19 from beyond the arc this postseason, but he averaged 22.8 points in his previous four games before Monday's dismal effort even while dealing with an ailing thumb. Lowry has connected at 33.1 percent and 19.7 from 3 but looked like he had broken his slump in Game 3.

He had 33 points on 11-of-19 shooting and was 5 of 8 on 3-pointers. He went 2 of 11 from the floor in Game 4, however, and scored 10 points before fouling out late in the fourth quarter.

"It's not like we're just going to bench Kyle and DeMar, and go away from them. They're our guys. We believe in them," coach Dwane Casey said. "They're our two All-Stars and sooner or later they're going to come through or be a part of what we're trying to do."

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