There are a number of compelling matchups around the NBA on Wednesday, but perhaps the most interesting is the game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat. Point guard Darius Garland just recently returned from an injury he’d been battling since Cleveland’s playoff run back in April and Heat guard Tyler Herro has yet to participate in a game this season.

The Cavaliers head into their second game against the Heat looking to bounce back after their heartbreaking loss.

Coming off a heartbreaking loss to the Heat on Monday, the Cavs get to try again. But will be without Mitchell, Mobley, and Garland.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat meet Wednesday at Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET.

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The Cavs find themselves as underdogs in a season that began with championship aspirations due to an extensive injury report. Maybe this season’s bruises will build the perspective they lacked. Or maybe they’ll simply fall flat on their face without their stars.

MIAMI (AP) — The toe problem that sidelined Cleveland guard Darius Garland during the Cavaliers’ game in Miami on Monday will prevent him from playing in the rematch between those same two teams on Wednesday.

When walking into this week of high level Eastern Conference match-ups for the Miami Heat, that 6-4 start to begin the season was even more important. They had

Erik Spoelstra was looking for a better way. The better way was Chris Quinn, the longtime Miami Heat assistant, who had conjured something diabolical to be unleashed at just such a moment.