The health of a teams lineup can be misleading ATS wise to close out the season. Although the Utah Jazz have a majority of their depth available compared to the Wizards, it hasn’t changed the end result. Utah has lost ten straight games, and wants another loss as they are tied with the Wizards currently with fifteen wins. Grab the points with Washington who had a sizable lead on Utah on March 5th, and won by three points.

FanDuel. Kyle Filipowski has soared past this line with at least 30 combined points, rebounds and assists in each of the last six games without Walker Kessler in the lineup (out, rest). He’ll now get a pristine matchup against the Wizards who allow the most PRA to opposing centers. Even if the Jazz actually do trot out Lauri Markkanen, Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson tonight, it’s such a fantastic spot for Filipowski regardless. And being that this is a battle of the NBA’s two worst records, I do expect the Jazz to rest some more of their veterans.

I will continue fading Isaiah Collier who really over performed over a 15 game stretch in February and as a result his combo lines have been inflated. While Collier may stick in the league his scoring prowess is still under developed and defenses have adjusted to the pass first PG. Even in a plus matchup against the Wizards Collier is a fade for me at this high of a number. The Jazz could also have some high usage players back in their lineup as well.

I find this game fascinating because both franchises are actively trying to lose out and both have been under the league's microscope for sitting guys so blatantly (Utah was fined). Looks like many key Wizards led by Jordan Poole are sitting this one out, while the Jazz apparently will at least have the likes of Lauri Markkanen and Collin Sexton and a few other regulars (knock on wood). Utah has lost 10 in a row and this frankly might be the last realistic chance the Jazz have of avoiding at least a 20-game skid. I'm sorta exaggerating but also looking at their schedule and their motivation. The next realistic home win isn't until April 9 vs. Portland.