DraftKings. PJ Washington has cleared this line now in 7 of 10 games this season without both Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic. Coming back from his own injury, he’s put up 41 and 31 combined points and rebounds in the last two games for the depleted Mavericks, registering a 31% and 27% usage rate. He’ll now get the Pistons whom he had success against earlier this season (35 P+R with Kyrie Irving). I’d bet this up to over 27.5.

Rather than risk laying bigger poitns on the road with Detroit (as we did on Wednesday), there's another way to go for the Pistons tonight, it seems, in Dallas. Why? The Mavs have simply stopped playing defense; understandable, maybe, with almost their entire frontline out or on rehab assignments in the G-League. Still, there's no rim protection whatsoever, and three straight foes have scored 130 or more. In the last ten games, the Mavs have allowed at least 122 every time, and are over six straight. The Pistons have gotten involved in a few run-and-gun battles lately and Cade Cunningham might very much like the chance to pad his stats (already 26.5 ppg this month) against the Dallas non-defense. Play Pistons-Mavs Over

Naji Marshall has eclipsed this combo line in five of eight appearances since being inserted into the starting lineup after Kyrie Irving suffered a season ending injury. Marshall is averaging 12.3 combined Reb+Ast as a starter, in addition to playing a whopping 38 MPG. If Dallas can hang with the visiting Pistons, I like Marshall’s chances of piling up at least 10+ RA.

The Mavs are utterly pathetic right now and after not bringing it vs the Heat the other night look for Pistons to flex muscles here very a broken defensive team. Mavs 2-9 ATS last 11 with injuries mounting. DET 7-3 ATS last 10 on road 5th in NBA scoring over 120/G and shooting over 50% from field and getting to line 3rd most of any team in that span. Mavs allowing or 122/G over last 15 games and -10.2 in that span. This should be a double-digit beatdown.