Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat (01-13-2026) game preview: When and where to watch, expected lineup, injury report, prediction, and more

The Phoenix Suns will face the Miami Heat at the Kaseya Centre tonight in an attempt to extend their most recent winning run to four games. The Phoenix Suns had low expectations going into the season, and they started out playing mediocre basketball with a.500 record throughout the majority of December.

However, with Devin Booker spearheading one of the NBA's most balanced offensive attacks, the Suns have gone 9-2 in their previous 11 games.The Miami Heat, on the other hand, have dropped four of their last five games and are currently on a three-game losing streak. Despite Tyler Herro's comeback, a once-powerful offence has recently struggled. Even if Norman Powell is able to play tonight, his health is still a concern because he is doubtful due to back pain and probably won't be fully recovered.

Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat - When and where to watch the game

On Tuesday, January 13, the Phoenix Suns take on the Miami Heat at Kaseya Centre to start a six-game road trip. Arizona's Family Sports and 3TV will broadcast the game at 7:30 p.m. ET. Additionally, KTVK and FDSN Sun will telecast the entire match. Furthermore, Fubo will live stream the whole match.

Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat - Expected Starting Lineups

Phoenix Suns

PG Collin GillespieSG Devin BookerSF Grayson AllenPF Dillon BrooksC Mark Williams

Miami Heat

PG Davion MitchellSG Tyler HerroSF Norman PowellPF Andrew WigginsC Bam Adebayo

Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat - Injury Report

Phoenix Suns

Miami Heat

Phoenix Suns vs Miami Heat - Game Prediction

Tonight at the Kaseya Centre in Miami, the Phoenix Suns (24–15) take on the Miami Heat (20–19) to continue their East Coast tour.

Phoenix has won eight of its previous ten games and is coming off a three-game winning streak. Miami, on the other hand, has lost four of its last five games and three in a row.Following a much more significant road victory against the New York Knicks two nights prior, the Suns defeated the Washington Wizards 112-93 on Sunday. Overall, the Suns' recent cohesiveness and scoring balance give them the advantage here, but Miami's home-court advantage and defensive discipline might matter if it can reduce Phoenix's three-point efficiency.Also read: Oklahoma City Thunder vs Miami Heat (01-11-2026) game preview: When and where to watch, expected lineup, injury report, prediction, and more