FanDuel. Kel’el Ware, who possesses the NBA’s sixth best offensive rebound percentage amongst qualifiers, gets an elite matchup today against the Wizards who rank dead last in offensive rebounds allowed and offensive rebound percentage allowed. Ware has cleared this line in 10/14 games this season against opponents in the bottom eight of offensive rebounds allowed per game. His minutes have fluctuated, but there is a clear path to playing time today as the spread for this game is a hefty 17.5 against the tanking Wizards. When the closing line spread has been at least -7 in the Heat’s favor, Ware is 9/12 to the over. At this price, I love this line.

Wiggins got his minutes back to the usual 30-plus level the last three games following injury, and has produced 21+ P/R twice. He averages 20.6 P/R but faces the Wizards here, who rank dead-last in the NBA in both points allowed and rebounds allowed to the opposing PF spot. Bam Adebayo embarrassed the Wizards in historic fashion last time – Wiggins didn’t play then, but did have have 11 points and 10 boards in limited action vs. the Wiz in a previous meeting. With no Norman Powell and his 22 ppg, Andrew is a prime candidate to add scoring.

Norman Powell (illness) will miss his fourth straight game for the Heat. Over the last three games without him, Jaime Jaquez Jr. averaged 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists. Helping his cause was that he played 29 minutes a night. The Heat and Wizards both rank inside the top six in the league in pace of play, while the Wizards allow the most rebounds per game and the second-most assists per game. With around 30 minutes potentially coming his way, I like Jaquez to hit this over.