The Atlanta Hawks' core strength this season lies in their fluid team offence, built around a league-leading average of 31.1 assists per game, creating a multi-faceted scoring system. Although key guard Trae Young has returned from injury in good form, averaging an impressive 22 points and 12 assists over the last three games, the team has suffered a three-game losing streak. The Miami Heat have undergone a complete tactical transformation this season, abandoning their traditional slow-paced, defensive counter-attack style. They now lead the league with an average offensive possession time of just 12 seconds, becoming one of the league's most aggressive teams in terms of pace, recently defeating the Washington Wizards by a large margin on the road, showcasing their strong scoring ability. The Heat have long held a significant advantage. Since their first encounter, the Heat have accumulated a record of 81 wins and 61 losses against the Hawks, a probability significantly higher than the Hawks, demonstrating a long-term psychological dominance. However, recent encounters suggest a more even competition, with the two teams tied over their last five meetings (including preseason games) with two wins, two draws and one loss, with no side holding a clear advantage. It is worth noting that in a preseason match this season, the two teams played an exciting overtime game, with the Hawks narrowly winning 119-118, with the total score exceeding 230 points, demonstrating the offensive resilience of both teams, and also setting a high-scoring tone for this regular season matchup. Prediction: Atlanta Hawks win at home.