- Kyle Lowry takes major dive in Sports Illustrated’s rankings of top 100 players in NBA
- Miami Heat guard earns some love from NBA executives as potential breakout star this season
- Report: 2 vital Miami Heat members not returning to organization next season
- Report: Miami Heat weren’t interested in bringing back Avery Bradley, who was open to returning to Miami
- Dwyane Wade raises glass to ‘Wade County’ during return to Miami
- Gabrielle Union announces she and Dwyane Wade will host live event in Miami to promote her new book
- Tyler Herro and Katya Elise Henry welcome newborn baby girl, reveal her name
- Dwyane Wade posts heartfelt message about being reminded that he’s ‘forever bonded’ to Miami Heat
- Dwyane Wade emphatically shouts out ‘nasty’ former Miami Heat teammate after seeing his highlight reel
- Caleb Martin says the Miami Heat’s ‘culture’ and ‘reputation’ persuaded him to sign with the team
Las Vegas Predicts Win Total for Miami Heat’s 2017-18 Season
- Updated: August 29, 2017
On Tuesday, ESPN’s Ben Fawkes reported that the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook released over/under win totals for the upcoming NBA season. If the bookmakers are to be believed, the Miami Heat will be a factor in next year’s postseason.
The Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook predicted that the Eastern Conference will once again be controlled by the likes of the Boston Celtics with 56.5 wins and Cleveland Cavaliers with 53.5, but the Heat are not far behind with an over/under of 43.5 wins. While the over/under prediction is only 2.5 wins over the Heat’s 41-41 2017 season, based on the predictions for the rest of the league, it would be good enough for sixth place in the Eastern Conference and a ticket to the playoffs.
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Eastern Conference
Atlantic
Boston Celtics 56.5
Toronto Raptors 48.5
Philadelphia 76ers 42.5
New York Knicks 30.5
Brooklyn Nets 28.5
Central
Cleveland Cavaliers 53.5
Milwaukee Bucks 47.5
Detroit Pistons 38.5
Indiana Pacers 31.5
Chicago Bulls 21.5
Southeast
Washington Wizards 47.5
Miami Heat 43.5
Charlotte Hornets 42.5
Orlando Magic 33.5
Atlanta Hawks 25.5
Western Conference
Northwest
Oklahoma City Thunder 51.5
Minnesota Timberwolves 48.5
Denver Nuggets 45.5
Portland Trail Blazers 42.5
Utah Jazz 40.5
Pacific
Golden State Warriors 67.5
Los Angeles Clippers 43.5
Los Angeles Lakers 33.5
Sacramento Kings 28.5
Phoenix Suns 28.5
Southwest
Houston Rockets 55.5
San Antonio Spurs 54.5
New Orleans Pelicans 39.5
Memphis Grizzlies 37.5
Dallas Mavericks 35.5
The Heat still have quite some room to grow before they are once again considered the class of the NBA, but Vegas’ expectations for the upcoming season prove that progress is being made.
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