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We have a marquee match-up in Miami tonight as LeBron James makes his annual trip back to South Beach to face the team he left back in 2014. I’ve prepared a Same Game Parlay, tip-off for tonight’s game is at 7.30 pm ET. We will have predictions on the side and total for Monday’s 12- Game slate, simply visit our NBA predictions page to see them. Let’s dive into my SGP bet now! Miami Heat -4.5 Point Spread (+135) LeBron James Over 1.5 Threes (-190) Tyler Herro Over 22.5 Points (-170) Same Game Parlay odds: +425 Miami Heat -4.5 Point Spread (+135) After starting the season somewhat slowly, the Heat need a big win to get the ball rolling and tonight’s Game vs the Lakers is a perfect opportunity to do so. Miami has owned this match-up in Game s played at the Kaseya Center with 13 victories in 18 Game s. There is good news on the injury front as Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo have both been upgraded to probable. That’s a massive boost for head coach Erik Spoelstra who has struggle...

The historic banyan tree in Maui shows signs of growth after wildfire damage. The 150-year-old banyan tree that was heavily damage d in the Maui wildfire in August is beginning to sprout new leaves, a sign of hope and progress amid the ongoing recovery efforts in the historic town of Lahaina. The 60-foot tall Indian banyan tree covers one quarter of a mile and shades nearly two-thirds of an acre, according to the Lahaina Restoration Foundation. It has become a beloved landmark in Lahaina. In a video posted by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, new greenery is seen growing on the historic Lahaina Banyan Tree, Sept. 13, 2023, in Lahaina, Hawaii. Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources The iconic Banyan tree stands among the rubble of burned buildings days after a wildfire swept through the city, Aug. 11, 2023, in Lahaina, Hawaii. Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images Fresh leaves are now sprouting thanks to the local arborists who volunteered the...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Klay Thompson's washed. Jordan Poole was a one-year wonder. The defense isn't the same. The young guys just aren't ready. The rotation is a mess. We've all heard some version of these storylines as the Golden State Warriors plodded along to a .500 record through the first six weeks of the season , seemingly nursing a lingering hangover from last June's championship run. And on Saturday night they were scheduled to run into a buzzsaw, a 21-5 Boston Celtics team that was leading the league in wins, offensive efficiency and net rating. The meeting was the first since Golden State beat Boston in last season 's NBA Finals. A Celtics win, and they'd be hearing the "changing of the guard" narrative every day until their next matchup in Boston in mid-January. Instead, in front of a buzzy Chase Center crowd that seemed to understand the stakes, the Warriors showed ex...