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Chicago and Washington run it back Thursday night at Capital One Arena after the Bulls rolled to a 129-98 win in this same building on Tuesday. The Bulls are 30-49 and already out of the postseason picture, so this is less about standings and more about seeing which young pieces still have something to say over the final week. Washington is 17-62, locked into the bottom tier of the league, and trying to stop a seven-game skid while showing a little more fight than it did in the first meeting of this mini-series. That Tuesday game was ugly in a hurry. Chicago got downhill, ran freely, and never really let Washington settle in. Rob Dillingham gave the Bulls a spark

Boston heads to Madison Square Garden on Thursday night for a game with real playoff weight. The Celtics are 54-25 and can lock up the No. 2 seed in the East with a win, while the Knicks enter at 51-28 and still have a path to that same spot if they close strong. Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET in New York, and the market has this lined as a short Knicks favorite in a matchup that feels a lot tighter than the standings alone suggest. There is also a real emotional angle here with Jayson Tatum returning to MSG for the first time since the Achilles injury he suffered there last postseason. Since returning this season, Tatum has

The Philadelphia 76ers head to Toyota Center on Thursday night for a game that still matters quite a bit for both sides. Philadelphia enters at 43-36 and is trying to stay out of the East play-in mess, while Houston is 50-29, riding a seven-game winning streak, and still pushing for stronger playoff positioning in the West. Tipoff is set for 8:00 p.m. ET in Houston, with SCHN and NBCS-PH carrying the broadcast. Houston comes in with real momentum after erasing a 21-point early deficit and beating Phoenix 119-105 on Tuesday. That kind of comeback says something this late in the season. The Rockets are not just stacking wins, they are doing it with more balance and better late-game execution. Philadelphia,

The Indiana Pacers head to Barclays Center on Thursday, April 9, for a 7:30 PM ET matchup with the Brooklyn Nets in a game that carries more lottery weight than playoff meaning. Indiana comes in at 18-61, Brooklyn sits at 20-59, and both teams are deep into evaluation mode with the regular season nearly over. Fans can catch the game on FanDuel Sports Network Indiana, YES, and NBA League Pass. That does not mean this game is meaningless for bettors. It just means the handicap starts with rotation uncertainty, minute distribution, and which young players are turning opportunity into actual production. Indiana has dropped three straight and 21 of its last 24, while Brooklyn has quietly won three of its