Despite their depleted depth chart, the Wizards managed to beat the Knicks in New York on Monday. Washington has actually not played all that poorly away from home, posting a 11-7 record ATS. The Wizards have beaten Detroit by at least 14 in both of their previous meetings this season, and the Pistons will be without the services of Luke Kennard (knee) for this game, so I’ll take the points.

The Washington Wizards and Detroit Pistons are meeting for the second time in 10 days. In the first matchup, 252 points were scored, with Bradley Beal contributing 35. Expect another high-octane performance from both teams off the holiday, and play Over.