DraftKings. Playable to over 22.5 points. After missing a game for what reads as more maintenance than anything, Kawhi Leonard returns to the lineup tonight (with no injury designation). He’s cleared this line in eight straight games, averaging 27 points per game over that span. As the Clippers make a run at a playoff berth, his minutes have shot upwards too, even reaching 40 in regulation. While the Magic do bring a slow brand of basketball to the table, I do like Leonard’s individual matchup better than his teammates tonight.

This isn't the early-season version of the Magic we're seeing lately, with wins in four of five, and off one of their better efforts of the season in a Saturday blowout of the Kings. Orlando's offense, one of the lowest-scoring in the league, has perked up, scoring 114 pg the past five. Having both Paolo Banchero (recent five-game stretch of 30+ points) and Franz Wagner available at the same time for an extended period is helping the offense click. Meanwhile, with or without Kawhi Leonard (who sat out Sunday's 127-122 loss at Cleveland), the Clippers are scoring plenty, tallying 127 ppg thus far in the first three of this four-game trip, with Norman Powell netting 34 on Sunday at Cleveland. Play Clippers-Magic Over.