After Anthony Edwards stormed off the bench in disgust during a humbling loss at Atl;anta on Wednesday, the T-wolves got back on the horse last night in Miami with Edwards (33 points) apparently back in good spirits. Still, plenty of back-and-forth lately for Minnesota, which on top of the heavy loss at Atlanta was also recently humbled by the Nets in a very bipolar performance pattern since the Christmas OT game vs. the Nuggets. Meanwhile we're seeing enough from the Wizards to risk giving them a spin after much-improved recent play including wins in four of five. Five different leading scorers for the Wiz the past two weeks including 20 points off the bench from Justin Champagnie in Friday's romp past the Nets. Play Wizards

Naz Reid just scored 29 points against the Heat on Saturday. Over his last 16 games, he has scored at least 15 points 10 times. This is a great matchup for him versus the Wizards, who have played at the ninth-fastest pace and have the second-worst defensive rating in the league. When Reid faced them earlier in the season, he scored 28 points in 27 minutes. I like his chances of coming away from this matchup with at least 15 points.