Alex Speers

One of the reasons Philly has moved up is because the Magic and Heat decided to fall apart this week

It was just a few weeks ago.

We were talking about these two teams.

They were both on five game winning streaks.

Before a win over the Kings on Thursday, the Magic dropped six in a row, including a devastating loss to the now 16 win Pacers at home who ended their franchise worst 16 game losing streak.

The Heat did get a nice win over the Cavs on Thursday, but they had dropped their previous five games, which moved them down to the 10-seat.

Meanwhile, the Hornets continue to win.

They won all three of their games this week, including an impressive 114-103 win over the Knicks on Thursday.

The Hornets are now 23-6 in their last 33 games.

That is the second-best record in the league over that span, behind only the Spurs.

Now, in the West, we had one of the more entertaining and dumb games of the year between Minnesota and Houston.

In the span of

of five minutes the final five minutes of regulation overtime houston went on a 17-7 run to force overtime they started overtime on a 13-0 run so now we're on a 30-7 run since the five minute mark in the fourth but then the wolves went on a 15-0 run to finish the game winning 110-108 and completing the biggest comeback in overtime since those stats have been recorded now that would be wild enough but this game also featured a bizarre ejection of nas reed courtesy of course of scott foster

Nas Reed was called for a charge against Alperin Shingun, a play that clearly looked like a block on review.

Luckily, the Wolves had a challenge to review it.

But after review, Scott Foster quickly mumbled through an explanation of why it was the correct call.

And then when Nas Reed protested, he received a technical and then was immediately ejected.

Now, to the surprise of no one, the last two-minute report confirmed that the play was a block, along with several other errors Scott Foster's crew made down the stretch of that game.

The win was important for the Wolves, who have now gone a game and a half up on the Rockets for the five-seat.

Now, the Wolves' current first-round matchup, if they stay in the five-seat,