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The Phoenix Suns enter their second game in as many nights, heading into a difficult matchup against the Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena on Saturday. After a 129-102 loss to the Clippers on Friday, the Suns now face one of the most complete teams in the NBA — a Denver squad led by reigning MVP Nikola Jokic and backed by one of the league’s deepest rotations. For new head coach Jordan Ott, this early-season matchup will serve as a crucial test of endurance and chemistry. His team is still adjusting to a reshaped roster and a new system, all while trying to build on the momentum of an opening-night win. Matchup: Phoenix Suns vs. Denver NuggetsVenue: Ball Arena – Denver,

Two teams searching for rhythm and identity early in the season — the Indiana Pacers and Memphis Grizzlies — square off Saturday night at FedExForum in a matchup that tests both depth and endurance. For Indiana, it’s the first leg of a weekend back-to-back, while Memphis closes out one of its own after a blowout loss to Miami. Matchup: Indiana Pacers vs. Memphis GrizzliesVenue: FedExForum – Memphis, TNDate: Saturday, October 25, 2025Time: 8:00 PM ETBroadcast: FDSIOdds: Pacers -1.5 (-110) | Grizzlies +1.5 (-110) | O/U 236 For live NBA betting lines, spreads, and public money trends, visit the ScoresAndStats NBA Odds page. The Pacers enter this matchup still reeling from their 141-135 double-overtime loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on

The Montreal Canadiens arrive in Vancouver looking to rebound from one of the more painful defeats of their young season — a 6-5 meltdown in Edmonton that saw them surrender three unanswered goals in the third period. Despite the collapse, there were positives to draw from: Montreal outplayed one of the NHL’s best offenses for long stretches and showed flashes of the aggressive, fast-paced hockey that has fueled their strong start. Now, with the Vancouver Canucks awaiting them at Rogers Arena, head coach Martin St. Louis wants his team to turn frustration into fuel. “It’s easy to be disappointed by the result,” St. Louis said. “But I’m happy with how we played. We competed for 60 minutes — we just

The Boston Bruins are desperate to stop the bleeding after six straight losses, but things won’t get any easier on Saturday when the Colorado Avalanche visit TD Garden for a matinee clash. The Avs, one of the NHL’s two remaining teams without a regulation loss, already handled Boston once this season — a 4-1 victory marked by a 38-14 shot advantage — and arrive in Massachusetts as heavy favorites to do it again. Zadorov leads the league in hits (40) and has been carrying a battered blue line that’s missing multiple starters. Still, the Bruins’ defensive lapses and inconsistency have buried them during this skid — capped by Thursday’s 7-5 collapse to Anaheim, where Boston surrendered four goals in the