Sunday, January 4, 2015 at 6:00 PM

American Airlines Arena in Miami

For Updated Odds on This Game Click Here

On Sunday night, the Brooklyn Nets will be going on the road to take on the Miami Heat in a game between two teams that score less than 97 points per game.

The Heat and the Nets have already played each other twice this season, with the Heat winning both of those games. In their most recent meeting, Miami pulled off a 95-91 victory over the Nets on the road.

In 40 career games against the Nets, Heat power forward Chris Bosh has been able to average 17.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. Shooting guard Dwyane Wade has averaged an impressive 23.6 points per game against Brooklyn in his career, while point guard Mario Chalmers has been able to average 7.7 points and four assists per game against them in 21 games.

On Friday night, the Nets held off a big comeback by the Orlando Magic to edge them 100-98 on the road. They had one of their best shooting nights of the season in that one, hitting 56.9 percent of their shots.

The Nets are currently in the bottom half of the league in scoring, rebounding and assists per game. Point guard Deron Williams has is averaging 14.4 points and 6.4 assists per game this season while making 38.7 percent of his three-pointers. Veteran Joe Johnson is leading the team in scoring right now with 16.5 points per game.

Brooklyn Nets Betting Trends

Brooklyn Nets are 16-16-0 Against the Spread

Brooklyn Nets are 13-19-0 against the Over/Under

Miami Heat Betting Trends

Miami Heat are 15-18-0 Against the Spread

Miami Heat are 15-18-0 against the Over/Under

Injuries to Watch

Brooklyn Nets

No injuries to report at this time

Miami Heat

12/15/14 F Josh McRoberts Knee out for season
01/03/15 G Dwyane Wade Knee probable Saturday vs. Houston
01/02/15 C Justin Hamilton Concussion doubtful Saturday vs. Houston

Tony's Pick: Take Miami

Get $60 worth of FREE premium member picks. No Obligation. No Salesman. No Credit Card. Fast Sign up with Instant Access Click Here

Read more articles by Tony Sink