Wizards vs. Heat: Prediction, Probable Starting Lineups, and Head-to-Head Stats (Feb 8)

Justin Champagnie and Norman Powell (Photo By Imagn Images)

The Washington Wizards and the Miami Heat will face each other in a regular-season game at the Capital One Arena on Sunday, February 8.

After signing Trae Young from the Atlanta Hawks, the Wizards recently added star big man Anthony Davis to their roster to strengthen their performance for the rest of the season. The team beat the Detroit Pistons with a 126-117 victory in their last meeting. At the same time, the Heat will enter the next game with a 96-98 loss in their last encounter.

What Are The Predictions For The Wizards vs. Heat Game?

Bam Adebayo (Image Credits: Imagn)

The Heat will lean on Norman Powell’s scoring to set the offensive pace. Additionally, Heat forward Bam Adebayo’s rebounding and interior presence should be a steady factor throughout the game. On the other hand, the Wizards will count on Alex Sarr to contribute across scoring, rebounding, and rim protection. Meanwhile, Davion Mitchell and Kyshawn George will play key roles in creating offense for their teammates. The game could be decided by which supporting cast members step up alongside the team leaders, and the Heat Wizards might lead the game till the end at their home court.

What Are The Probable Starting Lineups For The Wizards vs. Heat Game?

Alex Sarr (Image Credits Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Wizards

• Justin Champagnie
• Alex Sarr DD
• Bilal Coulibaly DD
• Kyshawn George DD
• Bub Carrington (Doubt)

Heat

• Norman Powell
• Davion Mitchell
• Andrew Wiggins
• Bam Adebayo
• Jaime Jaquez Jr. (Doubt)

What Are The Head-To-Head Stats For The Wizards vs. Heat Game?

Andrew Wiggins (Image Credits: Imagn)

The Miami Heat has dominated most recent head-to-head meetings with the Washington Wizards. They won five of the last eight matchups across the past two seasons. Several games were decisive, including multiple Miami wins by double digits. The Wizards, however, showed flashes, highlighted by a one-point win in April 2025. Both teams protected their home court in key moments. Overall, the Heat carries the recent edge, but the Wizards proved they can compete.

Wizards vs. Heat: Prediction, Probable Starting Lineups, and Head-to-Head Stats (Feb 8)
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