The Dallas Mavericks (5-13) are set to begin a four-game road trip with a game against the Miami Heat (11-6) on November 24, 2025, at the Kaseya Center in Miami. The Heat, riding a four-game winning streak after defeating Philadelphia 127-117, lead the NBA in scoring with 124.8 points per game, and excel in pace and assists, averaging 30.6 per game. They also boast a top-five three-point shooting percentage of 38.5%, with six regulars shooting over 36%. Miami's offense is highly efficient, but their success is notable despite missing All-Star shooting guard Tyler Herro, who underwent ankle surgery in September; his return is expected soon, likely against Dallas. Herro’s return will add to Miami’s wing options alongside Norman Powell and Andrew Wiggins, with Powell emerging as a key scorer. The Mavericks, currently 5-13, have struggled offensively, averaging 109.9 points per game, and have faced challenges against size and rebounding, notably against Memphis and New Orleans. Key Mavericks players include Cooper Flagg, P.J. Washington, and Max Christie, with Flagg making a notable impact recently. The game is predicted to favor Miami by 8 points, with an over/under of 236.5 points, and the Heat are favored to win with a score prediction of 126-109. The Heat's recent form shows they have covered the spread in four straight games and have a strong home record, while Dallas has a mixed record against the spread and tends to perform better on the road. The game will be broadcast on TV via Channel 29 KFAA and streaming services, with radio coverage available on 97.1FM (English) and 99.1FM (Spanish). Fans can expect a competitive matchup, with Miami aiming to extend their winning streak and Dallas looking to improve their road performance.