It's a rematch -- in more ways than one.

When the Cleveland Cavaliers visit the Miami Heat on Wednesday night, it will be dejà vu as the teams just met on Monday.

Cleveland and Miami also faced off in the first round of the 2025 NBA playoffs as the Cavaliers swept the Heat in four games.

In fact, Cleveland had beaten Miami six straight times ... until the Heat scored a hard-to-believe 140-138 overtime win on Monday.

The score was tied 138-138 with 0.4 seconds left in overtime. It seemed like the game was headed for double OT. Instead, Miami's Nikola Jovic inbounded the ball, a Heat screen picked off De'Andre Hunter, and Andrew Wiggins dunked Jovic's perfect lob pass to win the game.

"It was a hell of a play drawn up by (assistant coach Chris Quinn), an amazing pass by (Jovic), and I w

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