Another full day of NBA action comes into our living rooms on Wednesday, January 7, with 12 games scheduled throughout the night. There will be two games nationally broadcast on ESPN. MORE: Anthony Davis draws trade interest from NBA powerhouse In the opening game of the night,

Avdija and the Blazers face the Houston Rockets, who play at the third-slowest pace in the NBA and rank seventh in defensive rating. Houston is third in the league in assists allowed per game (24.2), with that number shrinking to 21.7 apg over the last three contests.

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We've got another exciting Eastern Conference matchup on Wednesday's NBA schedule as the Cleveland Cavaliers will visit the Toronto Raptors. Toronto is 17-37 overall and 12-16 at home, while Cleveland is 43-10 overall and 18-6 on the road. The Cavs have ...

The Los Angeles Lakers keep winning clutch games (they’re an NBA-best 12-0 in clutch games) heading into a road date with the New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday ni

In the 2025 NBA Draft, which will take place later this week, the Chicago Bulls will be drafting twelfth. They would rather not be, of course. Everyone wants to be at the top. And were it not for two pieces of bad luck that saw them come excruciatingly ...

We've got another exciting Western Conference matchup on the NBA schedule as the Denver Nuggets and the Dallas Mavericks are set to tip at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday at American Airlines Center. Dallas is 22-16 overall and 12-6 at home, while Denver is 22-15 ...

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The Hornets have been hit hard by injuries in the frontcourt, with Ryan Kalkbrenner, Moussa Diabaté and Mason Plumlee all missing the team’s final game of Week 11. Plumlee underwent surgery and is looking at a long-term absence,