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The Oklahoma City Thunder travel north of the border to face the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena this Tuesday, February 24. This cross-conference heavyweight bout features two teams hitting their stride at the right time. The Thunder currently sit atop the Western Conference with a stellar 44-14 record, fueled by a defense that is statistically the most suffocating in the NBA. They arrive in Toronto on a two-game winning streak after a gritty 121-113 victory over Cleveland. The Raptors aren’t backing down, though. At 34-23, Toronto occupies the fifth spot in the Eastern Conference and is looking to go 11 games over .500 for the first time in years. They are coming off a statement 122-94 win over Milwaukee, led

The New York Knicks travel to Rocket Arena this Tuesday night, February 24, for a heavyweight Eastern Conference clash against the Cleveland Cavaliers. This is a battle for the upper echelon of the standings, as the 37-21 Knicks currently hold the third seed, while the 36-22 Cavaliers are breathing down their necks just one game behind. New York arrives with momentum after a gritty 105-99 win over the Chicago Bulls, while Cleveland is looking to regroup after a 121-113 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder snapped their impressive seven-game winning streak. The stakes are high for this 7:30 PM tip-off, as the season series could play a massive role in tiebreaker scenarios come April. Cleveland has been a different animal

The Charlotte Hornets travel to the United Center this Tuesday night, February 24, for an Eastern Conference clash with the Chicago Bulls. Charlotte currently sits at 27-31 and is riding high after a momentum-shifting 129-112 win over the Washington Wizards. That victory was fueled by an explosive performance from LaMelo Ball, who seems to be finding his stride at the perfect time for a Hornets team looking to climb back into the play-in conversation. The situation in Chicago is much more dire. The Bulls enter this 8:00 PM tip-off on FDSS mired in a miserable nine-game losing streak. At 24-34, Billy Donovan’s squad is searching for any spark to reignite a season that is quickly slipping away. Despite the contrasting

The Miami Heat head into Fiserv Forum this Tuesday, February 24, for an Eastern Conference showdown with the Milwaukee Bucks. Miami currently sits eighth in the East with a 31-27 record and is playing some of its most inspired basketball of the season. They arrive in Milwaukee on the heels of a convincing win over Memphis, fueled by a balanced scoring attack and the successful reintegration of Tyler Herro into the lineup. Erik Spoelstra’s squad has a clear identity right now, playing with immense pace and a high-octane offensive approach that few teams have been able to mirror. The Milwaukee Bucks find themselves in a much more precarious position. Currently 11th in the Eastern Conference with a 24-31 record, Doc