The Utah Jazz and the Phoenix Suns will see each other for the second time this season, with both teams coming off losses. With an opportunity to get back to the win column this weekend, will Utah hand the Suns another loss? Or, will Phoenix snap its skid and avenge its defeat earlier this week
Two teams that are on a roll collide this weekend, as the Denver Nuggets visit the Portland Trail Blazers, who are defying the optics of an early-season coaching upheaval by winning games. Will the Nuggets bag another victory? Or, will the Blazers pull off a bad beat and upset the visiting Nikola Jokic-led Denver side?
The Miami Heat are off to a good start. They travel to Texas to take on a momentum-filled San Antonio Spurs squad, who’s blessed with a generational talent and a supporting cast that are collectively primed to take the next step. Catch the game tomorrow, Friday, October 31st, at 8:30 AM, Manila time. AWAY: Miami
The Los Angeles Lakers crushed the Minnesota Timberwolves, 128-110, in LA when these teams first crossed paths this season. But this time around, the Lakers will be without Luka Doncic and at least one other player, who was available in the first encounter, due to injuries. Will the Lakers find a way to beat Minnesota
The Los Angeles Clippers failed to plant the tree of victory in their season opener, but they will try again this weekend against the Phoenix Suns in Inglewood. The Suns got a win already, and will look to double up when they play their first road game of the season. Catch this game live on
It’s a rematch of the one-sided, first-round playoff matchup a mere six months ago, wherein the Minnesota Timberwolves sent the Los Angeles Lakers packing in just five games. We’ll see how much has changed, especially with LeBron James sidelined. AWAY: Minnesota Timberwolves (1-0, 1-0 ROAD) Projected starting five: Donte DiVincenzo Anthony Edwards Jaden McDaniels Julius
