Game 2: Heat at Raptors

When/where: 8 p.m., Air Canada Centre, Toronto TV: ESPN. Radio: 790-AM, 106.3-FM, 98.3-FM (Spanish) Scouting report: The Heat lead the best-of-seven series 1-0 after Tuesday’s 102-96 overtime victory, when Heat shooting guard Dwyane Wade outscored the entire Raptors roster 7-6 in overtime . . . The Heat have won the past 11 playoff games when they have scored at least 100 points . . . The Heat have now won at least one road game in an NBA-record 18 consecutive playoff series, with no other team ever doing so in more than 13 consecutive series . . . The Heat won Game 2 of their previous series, although that game against the Hornets was played at American-Airlines Arena. The Heat lost their second road game of the first round, at Time Warner Cable Arena . . . The Raptors won the second game of their previous series, defeating the visiting Pacers . . . The Heat have won Game 2 of their last six playoff series. The last time the Heat lost a Game 2 was against the Pacers in the 2013 Eastern Conference finals at American-Airlines Arena, after winning Game 1 of that series at home . . . Heat point guard Goran Dragic has scored playoff highs in his past two games, with 25 points in Sunday’s Game 7 against the Hornets and then 26 on Tuesday night in Toronto . . . The Heat went 2-2 against the Hornets in the first round when playing on just one day of rest, as will be the case in each game of this series . . . The Raptors were 2-1 on one day of rest in the previous round . . . For the Heat, Chris Bosh (blood clot) is out, with Wade (knee) and Whiteside (knee) probable . . . The Raptors report no injuries.