Following the MLK Day marathon yesterday, the NBA schedule is lighter today, but still promises exciting matchups. The Philadelphia 76ers will face the Phoenix Suns early in the evening, leading into an intense Texas rivalry game between the San Antonio Spurs and the Houston Rockets.
Tonight’s NBA Schedule
- 1:00 PM: Sixers vs. Suns
- 2:00 PM: Bulls vs. Clippers
- 2:00 PM: Rockets vs. Spurs
- 3:00 PM: Jazz vs. Timberwolves
- 4:00 PM: Nuggets vs. Lakers
- 4:00 PM: Warriors vs. Raptors
- 4:00 PM: Kings vs. Heat
Clash to Watch: Rockets vs. Spurs
A derby game is always special, especially when two Texas teams are vying for dominance in the competitive Western Conference.
The Houston Rockets, riding a two-game winning streak, will host the San Antonio Spurs, who currently hold the second spot in the West. This matchup offers a chance to see stars like Kevin Durant and Alperen Sengun square off against Victor Wembanyama and his team, pending his availability as the Spurs are on a back-to-back schedule.
This will be the second encounter of the season between these two teams, with San Antonio having won the first matchup in early November.
French Players in Action
- Victor Wembanyama facing the Rockets, unless there’s a last-minute injury.
- Nicolas Batum is also on a back-to-back against Chicago; his participation remains to be seen.
- Rudy Gobert and Joan Beringer (Timberwolves) will play in Utah.
- Max Raynaud will face the Heat.
For the injury report for tonight’s games, see here.
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