DeMar DeRozan has scored 31 points and Kyle Lowry added 20 to help the Toronto Raptors win their fourth straight game, 123-114 over the Philadelphia 76ers.
DeRozan continued to make the 30-point mark a routine part of his game and scored 31 points through the first three quarters.
He posterised Jahlil Okafor with a dunk over the Sixers big man and easily rolled to his second straight 30-point game.
DeRozan scored 30 points on Monday against Milwaukee and came in averaging a robust 27.9 points per game.
Lowry helped one of his best friends blow the game open in his Philadelphia homecoming.
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He made a 3-pointer in the fourth that stretched the lead to 99-80 and earned some applause for the All-Star raised in the area.
DeRozan and Lowry helped squash the Sixers' modest two-game winning streak.
Long one of the NBA's worst teams, the Sixers haven't won three-straight games since they took four in a row from December 29, 2013 to January 4, 2014.
John Wall and Bradley Beal combined for 19 of their 45 points in the third quarter, Washington's highest-scoring period of the season, and the Wizards came back to beat the Charlotte Hornets 109-106.
Washington handed the Southeast Division leaders their third consecutive loss.
Wall outplayed Hornets star Kemba Walker, finishing with more points (25-17) and assists (10-9), along with seven steals to become Washington's franchise leader in that category.
Hassan Whiteside had 26 points and 22 rebounds, Tyler Johnson scored 15 off the bench and the Miami Heat beat the Indiana Pacers 95-89.
Neither team led by more than seven, and the Heat got to that margin after James Johnson found Goran Dragic for a layup and a 92-85 lead with 3:35 left.
