The Miami Heat are currently on a nice run, having bettered their performance on the road and won back to back games in American Airlines Arena. I though it might be good to take a look down the line and see which Miami Heat tickets are coming up and which opponents might offer the best show.
Next up for Miami are the San Antonio Spurs, a Western Conference opponent currently at 12-3 and fighting Memphis for a the top spot in their division. The Spurs will be a formidable challenge, having gone 8-2 over their last 10 games and having won four straight. In this game the key will be for the Heat to play well on defense. Of course the home court advantage is big in AAA and San Antonio is certainly looking to use this game as a statement as most teams do when playing Miami. Spurs vs Heat ticket will be sold out by the time Thursday night rolls around.
After that Miami will welcome the Brooklyn Nets on Sat Dec 1st. The Nets are currently 9-4 on the season and leading the Atlantic Division by a whisker, actually by virtue of scoring as the Knicks carry and identical record. Miami Heat tickets for this game are somewhat of a mystery to me and I really don’t know how to call this game. I’ll just say that Nets vs Heat tickets are a big Wild Card in the next week but I’m pretty confident that Miami can handle them easily at home.
A swing into Washington looks like an easy win for the Miami Heat but they’ll have to be careful against the 0-12 Wizards. Can’t get caught napping here.
From there, Miami Heat tickets bring a six game home stand to their fans and games the Knicks and Hawks highlight the schedule, along with an interesting showdown with the New Orleans Hornets. We’ll be back with another review of Miami Heat tickets after Thursday game with the Spurs that will include a recap and a preview of the Nets game.
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