In our latest predictions, Fadeaway World achieved a 3-2 record, maintaining our strong season performance at 271-146. With a solid accuracy rate of 64.9%, we’re determined to continue improving as we analyze tonight’s six-game lineup.
- Memphis Grizzlies At Brooklyn Nets – 7:30 PM EST
- Los Angeles Clippers At Milwaukee Bucks – 8 PM EST
- Portland Trail Blazers At Minnesota Timberwolves – 8 PM EST
- Washington Wizards At Utah Jazz – 9 PM EST
- Chicago Bulls At Sacramento Kings – 10 PM EST
- Oklahoma City Thunder At Los Angeles Lakers – 10:30 PM EST
The NBA action kicks off with an exciting clash between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Brooklyn Nets. Following that, fans can expect a showdown between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Milwaukee Bucks, promising a battle of titans on the court. Later in the day, the Portland Trail Blazers will go head-to-head against the Minnesota Timberwolves, while the Washington Wizards take on the formidable Utah Jazz.
As the night progresses, the Chicago Bulls will lock horns with the Sacramento Kings in a matchup filled with intensity and skill. Wrapping up the day’s action, the Oklahoma City Thunder will face off against the star-studded Los Angeles Lakers, promising a thrilling finale to an action-packed day of NBA basketball.
Memphis Grizzlies At Brooklyn Nets – 7:30 PM EST
Grizzlies Last 10 Games: 2-8
Nets Last 10 Games: 4-6
Grizzlies Injuries: Jaren Jackson Jr. – Day To Day (Quad), Ziarie Williams – Out (Back), Derrick Rose – Out (Back), Brandon Clarke – Out (Achilles), Desmond Bane – Out (Ankle), Marcus Smart – Out (Finger), Scotty Pippen Jr. – Out (Back), Ja Morant – Out (Shoulder)
Nets Injuries: Cam Thomas – Out (Ankle), Ben Simmons – Out (Leg), Dariq Whitehead – Out (Shin)
Last 5 Meetings: Grizzlies Lead 3-2
The Memphis Grizzlies (20-41) head to the Barclays Center to take on the Brooklyn Nets (24-36) in a matchup between two teams looking to bounce back from recent setbacks. The Grizzlies, plagued by injuries and struggling to find an offensive rhythm, aim to halt their five-game losing streak. With key players like Ja Morant sidelined Memphis relies on its defensive prowess to stay competitive.
Meanwhile, the Nets, despite their offensive struggles, have managed to secure wins post-All-Star break. Brooklyn seeks to capitalize on home-court advantage and exploit Memphis’ depleted lineup to notch another victory.
Prediction: Nets def. Grizzlies 124-112
Los Angeles Clippers At Milwaukee Bucks – 8 PM EST
Clippers Last 10 Games: 5-5
Bucks Last 10 Games: 7-3
Clippers Injuries: Russell Westbrook – Out (Hand)
Bucks Injuries: Giannis Antetokounmpo – Day To Day (Achilles), Chris Livingston – Day To Day (Foot), MarJon Beauchamp – Day To Day (Back), Khris Middleton – Out (Ankle)
Last 5 Meetings: Bucks Lead 3-2
In a clash between two formidable contenders, the Los Angeles Clippers (39-20) travel to face the Milwaukee Bucks (40-21) at the Fiserv Forum. Fresh off a dominant win against the Washington Wizards, the Clippers, led by stars James Harden and Kawhi Leonard, aim to maintain their momentum despite the challenge of playing on the second night of a back-to-back.
However, they face a Bucks team that has found their stride post-All-Star break, riding a five-game winning streak behind the stellar performances of Giannis Antetokounmpo. With the Bucks showcasing improved defensive prowess under coach Doc Rivers and the Clippers potentially fatigued from their previous game, expect Milwaukee to capitalize on home-court advantage and secure another impressive victory.
Prediction: Bucks def. Clippers 124-117
Portland Trail Blazers At Minnesota Timberwolves – 8 PM EST
Blazers Last 10 Games: 2-8
Wolves Last 10 Games: 7-3
Blazers Injuries: Jerami Grant – Day To Day (Quad), Deandre Ayton – Day To Day (Hand), Matisse Thybulle – Day To Day (Hip), Scoot Henderson – Out (Adductor), Shaedon Sharpe – Out (Abdomen), Robert Williams III – Out (Knee)
Wolves Injuries: Jaylen Clark – Out (Achilles)
Last 5 Meetings: Wolves Lead 4-1
In a matchup between the Portland Trail Blazers (17-42) and the Minnesota Timberwolves (42-19), both teams are coming off contrasting performances. The Trail Blazers showcased resilience in their overtime victory against the Memphis Grizzlies, fueled by Anfernee Simons’ impressive scoring display. However, with Jerami Grant’s potential absence due to injury, Portland faces uncertainties against a formidable Timberwolves squad.
Minnesota, despite a recent setback against the Sacramento Kings, boasts a strong inside presence with Rudy Gobert and Karl-Anthony Towns, posing a significant challenge for Portland’s frontcourt. With the Timberwolves aiming to capitalize on home-court advantage and Portland’s potential roster limitations, expect Minnesota to secure the win in this Western Conference showdown.
Prediction: Wolves def. Blazers 127-118
Washington Wizards At Utah Jazz – 9 PM EST
Wizards Last 10 Games: 0-10
Jazz Last 10 Games: 2-8
Wizards Injuries: Patrick Baldwin Jr. – Day To Day (Back), Isaiah Livers – Out (Hip)
Jazz Injuries: Otto Porter Jr. – Out (Not with team), Lauri Markkanen – Out (Quad), Walker Kessler – Out (Foot)
Last 5 Meetings: Jazz Lead 3-2
The Washington Wizards (9-51), amidst a daunting 14-game losing streak, face the Utah Jazz (27-34) in a bid to reverse their fortunes. Despite a spirited effort against the Clippers, the Wizards fell short, highlighting their struggles both defensively and offensively. Facing a Jazz team eager to bounce back from a recent loss against the Miami Heat, the Wizards must contend with Utah’s potent offensive duo of Collin Sexton and Keyonte George.
While the Wizards have shown flashes of offensive prowess, their defensive deficiencies could prove costly against a Jazz squad known for capitalizing on opponent weaknesses.
Prediction: Jazz def. Wizards 123-112
Chicago Bulls At Sacramento Kings – 10 PM EST
Bulls Last 10 Games: 5-5
Kings Last 10 Games: 5-5
Bulls Injuries: Alex Caruso – Day To Day (Hamstring), Patrick Williams – Out (Foot), Torrey Craig – Out (Knee), Zach LaVine – Out (Foot), Lonzo Ball – Out (Knee)
Kings Injuries: De’Aaron Fox – Day To Day (Knee), Sasha Vezenkov – Out
Last 5 Meetings: Kings Lead 4-1
In a clash between the Chicago Bulls (28-32) and the Sacramento Kings (34-25), both teams are seeking to rebound from recent setbacks. Despite the Bulls’ recent struggles, they remain in contention for a playoff berth in the Eastern Conference. Led by DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Vucevic, Chicago aims to regroup after a disappointing loss to Milwaukee.
Meanwhile, the Kings, currently seventh in the Western Conference, seek to capitalize on their home-court advantage. With a potent offense spearheaded by Malik Monk and Domantas Sabonis, Sacramento aims to replicate their previous victory over the Bulls and secure another crucial win in their postseason pursuit.
Prediction: Kings def. Bulls 128-119
Oklahoma City Thunder At Los Angeles Lakers – 10:30 PM EST
Thunder Last 10 Games: 7-3
Lakers Last 10 Games: 6-4
Thunder Injuries: Jaylin Williams – Out (Knee)
Lakers Injuries: Cam Reddish – Day To Day (Ankle), LeBron James – Day To Day (Ankle), Anthony Davis – Day To Day (Achilles), Gabe Vincent – Out (Knee), Jarred Vanderbilt – Out (Foot), Colin Castleton – Out (Wrist), Christian Wood – Out (Knee)
Last 5 Meetings: Lakers Lead 4-1
In a highly anticipated Western Conference showdown, the Oklahoma City Thunder (42-18), holding the top seed in the West, take on the Los Angeles Lakers (33-29), currently battling for a postseason spot. The Thunder, led by standout performances from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren, have been formidable contenders this season, despite some skepticism from oddsmakers.
Meanwhile, the Lakers, led by the legendary LeBron James and Anthony Davis, aim to secure victories as they navigate through a challenging stretch to secure their playoff berth. With both teams possessing talented rosters and eager to make a statement, expect an intense battle between two Western Conference powerhouses, with the Lakers coming out on top.
Prediction: Lakers def. Thunder 129-124
