Miami Heat vs New York Knicks Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 14, 2025

A second-half collapse doomed Miami's comeback bid against New York. The Knicks held Miami to just 64 combined points across the final two quarters—well below the pace that defined the first half—while maintaining enough offensive pressure to secure a 140–132 victory. The combined total finished at 272, well below the market expectation, as the second half produced only 126 combined points compared to 146 in the first 24 minutes.

The game's decisive moment came in Q2, when both teams combined for 79 points, the game's high-water mark. From there, offensive rhythm evaporated. Q3 saw 68 combined points, and Q4 slowed to just 58, as defensive intensity and fatigue took hold. Miami's Norman Powell paced the visitors with 38 points, while Jaime Jaquez Jr. added 23 points and 7 assists. New York's Karl-Anthony Towns matched Powell's intensity with 39 points and 11 rebounds, and Landry Shamet provided 36 points off the bench to anchor the home offense.

Miami arrived in strong recent form, averaging 123.0 points per game over its last 10, but couldn't sustain the early-game scoring rate against a Knicks team posting 120.6 points per contest. The teams had split a tight matchup earlier this season—a 115–107 Heat win with just 222 combined points—but this rematch tilted decisively toward New York once the offensive pace shifted in the second half.