Short but nice night ahead in the NBA. While waiting for the real play-in, a possible preview will be delivered tonight at 4 a.m. between the Warriors and the Pelicans. In the East too, there are important games for the classification like the one between the Raptors and the Heat.
# THE PROGRAM
- 1h : Wizards – Celtics
- 1h30 : Hawks – Cavaliers
- 1h30 : Raptors – Heat
- 2h : Grizzlies – Magic
- 2h : Thunder – Hornets
- 4h : Warriors – Pelicans
# DO NOT MISS
Warriors – Pelicans (4h) : Preview of a potential play-in match tonight at 4 a.m. between the Warriors and the Pelicans. Very important match for the classification since it opposes the 7th (Golden State with 39 wins – 37 wins) to the 8th (New Orleans with 38-37), with only one victory difference. Especially since we must not forget the competition (Lakers, Thunder, Mavericks), which always pushes to the gate and seizes the first opportunities to belittle others.
On the pitch, no unusual absentees on either side. Aside from Zion Williamson, Jose Alvarado, Andre Iguodala and Andrew Wiggins, everyone is playing. Note that the Warriors will be at home and therefore in ON mode as their season shows us. Despite everything, there is a real card to play for NOLA, which remains on five wins in a row. In any case, it could send some serious three-point bombs between the Splash Bros, Trey Murphy III, Brandon Ingram and CJ McCollum hot at the moment from afar. In short, unmissable game of the Western Conference.
# TO FOLLOW ALSO
- We start the quiet evening with the Celtics who must play against Porzingis BC. Again, Bradley Beal and Kyle Kuzma are absent.
- Nice poster in Atlanta. If we follow the Hawks theorem that after a loss, a victory follows, we should celebrate in Atlanta tonight against Cleveland. Theorem which is verified over the last 27 games of the Falcons.
- Toronto is playing a good position in the play-in. Miami plays Top 6. Both play basketball. We should have fun.
- Grizzlies – Magic: another perfect match-up for Ja Morant to slowly get back into the rhythm.
- The Hornets beat the Mavs twice, will they do the same against Oklahoma City?