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Brian’s 10* NBA Monday President’s Choice

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Detroit Pistons (2-14) vs Washington Wizards (2-14)

Monday, November 27, 2023 at 7:00 pm

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Two of the worst teams in the NBA square off and I am rolling with the Washington Wizards plus the points. Washington losers of 9 straight but the Pistons whoa nelly they have dropped 13 straight and cant seem to score on a consistent basis as the Pistons rank 24th in points per game. Wizards have been putting up points 9th in the NBA it is their defense that has been their issue but against the weak scoring Pistons I think they get the job done. Wizards have won 9 of the last 10 SU and 6 of the last 10 ATS versus this Pistons team. 

Play on the Washington Wizards plus the points rotation #533

Brian’s Pick Washington Wizards: +3 -110

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