Lots of flotsam at the bottom of the NBA, and the Wizards are one of those for whom the season can't end fast enough. We're not sure if Washington hit a lower note in the 115-112 Saturday loss to a depleted Brooklyn or the humiliating 162-109 beating the Wiz absorbed from the Pacers their preceding game. Meanwhile, Miami is showing a bit of class by winning four straight for Erik Spoelstra, whose team now looks comfortably in the play-in field and now focused to at least reach the nine slot and get a do-or-die game at home vs. the Bulls. The last four wins have all been by double-digits, too, with Tyler Herro of back-to-back 30+-point games vs. the hawks and Sixers. Play Heat

Heat guard Tyler Herro is 13 of 19 from deep over the past three games, and he has a dream matchup in Washington on Monday. Over the past three games, Wizards opponents are taking a whopping 46.3 3-pointers per game and converting at a 42.4 percent rate. While Washington is tanking, the Heat are going all-out as they try to move up from the No. 10 seed. They've won four straight and are three games out of the No. 7 seed. With Herro averaging 35.3 minutes this month, I bet him to make at least three 3-pointers Monday.

Kel’el Ware has been a key rotational player for the suddenly rebuilding Miami Heat squad who are still fighting in both their division and the playoff picture. While Ware has been a promising rookie, this line is inflated, even in what would certainly qualify as a good matchup. Ware is averaging approximately 22 PRA in March which has been his most productive stretch of the season, however he has failed to eclipse this in 12 of his last 15 games. There is also some blowout potential here as well as the Wizards have nothing to play for.