These teams combined to shoot 21 percent from three in Game 1. They were 15 of 70. Miami, the top three-point shooting team in the league, was 9 of 36, well below their season average of 37.6 percent. Philadelphia was even worse, making only 6 of 34 (17.6%). You have to figure we’re getting better three-point shooting in Game 2.

James Harden, who is expected to carry the scoring load with Joel Embiid still out, finished with only 16 points in Game 1. But it wasn’t just him that undeperformed. The 76ers’ bench chipped in only 21 points total and 10 of them came from Furkan Korkmaz. The reserves were a combined 1 of 12 on three point tries.

Across the board, the Sixers should be more efficient on offense tonight. That means even if Tobias Harris can’t match his 27 point Game 1 effort, we’re in good shape on this side with the Over.

Miami will obviously be better from three-point range as well and Jimmy Butler should bounce back from a 15-point Game 1 where he was just 5 of 16 shooting.

Philadelphia is 13-7 Over after scoring less than 100 points or less. They are also 6-1 to the Over following an ATS loss. Until the Sixers fell apart offensively in the last quarter and a half, Game 1 seemed like it might be headed Over. Game 2 promises to be higher scoring and WILL go Over.