The Thunder are looking for back-to-back wins when they meet the Celtics in Boston on Tuesday. They come off a 132-113 crushing win over the Raptors on Saturday at home. But winning on the road has been an issue for their young side, losing 4 of 5 away from Oklahoma this season. But with an upcoming 4 game road trip, they’ll look to improve in that area, although this will be a tough ask at the TD Garden. In terms of injuries, Mann and Bazley are questionable for this matchup. But the likes of Gilgeous-Alexander and Giddey are injury free.<\/span><\/p>\n The Celtics will be seeking a 7th straight win and 5th on the trot at the TD Garden. In a recent weekend back-to-back, they thrashed the Nuggets at home by 19 and followed that victory with a 9pt result over the Pistons. Jaylen Brown was missing from Sunday’s win due to a left knee issue but he should be right to play in this one. However, Brogdon is still out with a hamstring injury and the Celtics bench rotation will continue to get more minutes. Jayson Tatum continues to impress after 43 pts against the Pistons and should be a lock to get 30+ pts against the Thunder.<\/span><\/p>\n Tatum is in career-best form at the moment and he looks like a safe bet to get past 30+ pts again. He’s coming off scoring 30+ pts in 4 straight games and has scored 30+ in 5 of 6 games at the TD Garden.<\/span><\/p>\n Stadium Record<\/b><\/p>\n Boston are 5-1 in their last 6 games at home. Oklahoma City have won 9 of 13 at the TD Garden.<\/span><\/p>\n Head to Head Record<\/b><\/p>\n The Celtics have owned this matchup with an 8-2 record since 2017.<\/span><\/p>\n Best Bet<\/b><\/p>\n Player points – J. Tatum 30+ = $1.70<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n The Suns will be looking to respond after an embarrassing 17-point loss against the Magic on Saturday. As a team, they shot just 40% from the field and missed the influence of Chris Paul. However, Paul is a 50\/50 chance to play against the Heat if his heel injury improves. But if he can’t go, Cameron Payne will continue to get the start at PG. They’re also missing Cam Johnson as he’s out with an injury for a few months and they’ve struggled to replace him at the moment.<\/span><\/p>\n The Heat are on a 2-game winning streak after back-to-back victories over the Hornets at home in Miami. Max Strus had one of his best performances last time out as he finished with 31 pts and Bam Adebayo added 24. The Strus explosion was mainly because of an injury to Tyler Herro, who’ll be questionable for this matchup due to an ankle issue. Miami have won 4 of their last 5 at home and will be confident of continuing the momentum against the Suns.<\/span><\/p>\n The trend looks to be the Under with the Suns likely missing Paul and the Heat possibly missing Herro. In the Suns last 8 road games, the Under is 7-1. Meanwhile, the Heat usually go Under against teams with a winning record at 8-3 in their last 11.<\/span><\/p>\n Stadium Record<\/b><\/p>\n Miami are 4-1 in their last 5 at home. Phoenix holds a 4-1 record in Miami.<\/span><\/p>\n Head to Head Record<\/b><\/p>\nPhoenix Suns (8-4) at Miami Heat (6-7)<\/b><\/h2>\n