There are those nights where NBA is really, really good. Tonight, we get Boston-Washington rematch after Jae Crowder booped John Wall nose, and fireworks are expected. Last night, we saw some great games including two buzzer-beaters from Miami Heat’s Dion Waiters and Oklahoma City Thunder’s Russell Westbrook. One of these things is expected, the other is definitely not.

Dion. Waiters. Bang. pic.twitter.com/MIyTMOcApv

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 24, 2017

Let’s start with Waiters. Heat guard had 33 points for his second straight game including the game-winner. Waiters Island is back in the biggest way possible. Erik Spolestra might deserve Coach of the Year for remaking the former top draft pick’s career. As a Bucks fan, it makes me happy to see him do the same shit he did to Milwaukee to the second-best team in the NBA. The game-winner was so cocky. He waited to take it up the court and drained a three in right in Steph Curry’s grill piece. Waiters mean-mug at the end might be the highlight of the Heat’s season.

Game winner via Russell Westbrook pic.twitter.com/InvBlZkC40

— The Cauldron (ICYMI) (@CauldronICYMI) January 24, 2017

Westbrook’s game-winner isn’t as exciting as Waiters, but we should be in awe of what Westbrook is doing this season. He had another triple-double, the 22nd of the season. Westbrook did on the road versus Utah Jazz, one of the best perimeter teams in basketball. Westbrook going off for 38-10-10 is nothing shot of amazing. It’s absurd he isn’t starting the All-Star game.

Who do you like? I got Waiters Island.

Charlie.