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The Philadelphia 76ers wrap the rough part of a road swing with a trip to FedExForum to face the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday, December 30, 2025 at 8:00 PM ET. Philly is 16-14 and stuck in a three-game skid after a second-half collapse in Oklahoma City that was fueled by sloppy turnovers and a total loss of control once the game sped up. Memphis is 15-17 and hovering right around .500, but it’s been doing it the hard way. Tuomas Iisalo has been patching the frontcourt together nightly, and it showed in the loss at Washington where Memphis defended well enough, then got buried on the glass and gave up a pile of second-chance points. This matchup is basically about

The Sacramento Kings stay in Los Angeles to face the surging Los Angeles Clippers at Intuit Dome on Tuesday, December 30, 2025 at 11:00 PM ET. Sacramento comes in at 8-24 and it’s been one step forward, two steps back, especially with the frontcourt reshuffled again due to Domantas Sabonis’ knee. The Kings just got handled 125-101 by the Lakers, and now they get a Clippers team that’s suddenly blowing teams out. Los Angeles is 10-21, but the recent form is a different story. The Clippers have won four straight and every one of those wins cleared double digits, including a 112-99 win over Detroit where Kawhi Leonard erupted for 55. This one’s on FDSSC and NBCS-CA, and the market

Detroit heads to Crypto.com Arena on Tuesday night for a 10:30 PM ET tip against the Lakers, with both teams coming in from very different emotional spots. The Pistons are 24-8 and still sitting near the top of the East, but they have dropped two straight and you can feel the urgency on this road swing. Los Angeles is 20-10 and just snapped a three-game skid with a clean 48-minute win over Sacramento, the kind of reset game a team needs when things start to drift. This is also a matchup where the market is telling you it expects a real game. Detroit is a small road favorite, the total is in the low 230s, and the handicap basically says

The New Jersey Devils visit the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night at Scotiabank Arena for what looks like a tightly lined Eastern Conference battle. Puck drop is set for 7:00 PM ET. New Jersey enters as narrow -116 favorites, while the Leafs are sitting at -103 at home in what could be the closest spread on the NHL slate. The Devils (21-13-2) come in hot on a four-game win streak and are climbing the Metro standings. Toronto (20-13-4) is coming off back-to-back OT losses and still trying to find consistency in all three zones. With the total set at 6.0 and both teams boasting elite offensive weapons, there’s value on both the side and the total — depending on