Boston at Orlando 2:30 PM ET
and defeat -- the best teams in the NBA, and that showed when his squad knocked off the Denver Nuggets 124-119 Wednesday night.
Phoenix at Memphis 5:00 PM ET
The Phoenix Suns have won five in a row overall and four straight games on the road.
Miami at New York 7:30 PM ET
The first NBA in-season tournament is an attempt to infuse a little bit of playoff intensity into regular season contests.
Chicago at Toronto 7:30 PM ET
The Chicago Bulls and host Toronto Raptors will both be seeking their first NBA in-season tournament win when they clash on Friday night.
Detroit at Indiana 8:00 PM ET
A matchup against the league's highest-scoring team doesn't seem like an ideal way to end a long losing streak.
Denver at Houston 8:00 PM ET
While the individual brilliance of Nikola Jokic and his seamless partnership with Jamal Murray laid the foundation for the Denver Nuggets' championship run last season, occasional and timely defense provided an underlying support for the Nuggets' postseason success.
Washington at Milwaukee 8:00 PM ET
For the second time this week, the Milwaukee Bucks will face the visiting Washington Wizards on Friday night, with this game being an in-season tournament matchup.
Sacramento at Minnesota 8:00 PM ET
The Minnesota Timberwolves will look to continue their franchise-best start to the season when they host the Sacramento Kings on Friday night in Minneapolis.
San Antonio at Golden State 10:00 PM ET
Victor Wembanyama will be riding the momentum of one of the best games of his budding career when the San Antonio Spurs travel to the Bay Area on Friday night to face the Golden State Warriors in an NBA play-in tournament game.
New Orleans at L.A. Clippers 10:30 PM ET
On a three-game winning streak and looking more like a team that the front office envisioned when bringing together four stars, the Los Angeles Clippers return home in the hopes of showing off a little more of their potential.