Fadeaway World had a stellar night with predictions, going 8-2 and elevating their record to an impressive 170-91. Today, they present four-game analyses, showcasing their 65.5% hit rate on the line. The predictions for these upcoming matchups are poised to continue their successful streak. Let’s dive into the game actions and anticipate the outcomes based on their expert insights.
The day kicks off with a clash of titans as the Los Angeles Lakers face off against their historic rivals, the Boston Celtics. Following this epic encounter, the Indiana Pacers take on the New York Knicks, setting the stage for an intense battle on the hardwood. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Cavaliers go head-to-head with the formidable Memphis Grizzlies, adding another layer of excitement to the day’s lineup.
The day ends with the Philadelphia 76ers stepping onto the court, gearing up for a formidable challenge against the Utah Jazz.
Los Angeles Lakers At Boston Celtics – 7:30 PM EST
Lakers Last 10 Games: 5-5
Celtics Last 10 Games: 8-2
Lakers Injuries: LeBron James – Out (Ankle), Anthony Davis – Out (Hip), Cam Reddish – Out (Ankle), Gabe Vincent – Out (Knee)
Celtics Injuries: Luke Kornet – Day To Day (Hamstring)
Last 5 Meetings: Celtics Lead 4-1
In a highly anticipated clash, the Los Angeles Lakers (24-25) embark on a cross-country journey to face the Boston Celtics (37-11) in a matchup that transcends basketball history. The Lakers seek redemption after a recent two-game slide. However, their task becomes formidable as they face the best team in the Eastern Conference, the Boston Celtics, boasting a robust 22-2 home record.
The Lakers have a massive task on their hands as both LeBron James and Anthony Davis have been ruled out against the Celtics. The Celtics are poised to runaway with this game with ease and they could hopelessly embarrass the Lakers without their star duo.
Prediction: Celtics def. Lakers 140-109
Indiana Pacers At New York Knicks – 7:30 PM EST
Pacers Last 10 Games: 4-6
Knicks Last 10 Games: 9-1
Pacers Injuries: Jalen Smith – Day To Day (Back), T.J.McConnell – Day To Day (Illness), Bennedict Mathurin – Day To Day (Toe), Tyrese Haliburton – Day To Day (Hamstring)
Knicks Injuries: OG Anunoby – Day To Day (Elbow), Quentin Grimes – Day To Day (Knee), Julius Randle – Out (Shoulder), Duane Washington Jr. (Thumb), Mitchell Robinson – Out (Ankle)
Last 5 Meetings: Knicks Lead 3-2
In a thrilling showdown, the Indiana Pacers (27-21) bring their offensive prowess to the Big Apple, facing off against the resurgent New York Knicks (31-17). The Knicks have been on an eight-game winning streak, catapulting them to the third spot in the Eastern Conference.
While the Pacers hold the edge in offensive firepower, the Knicks’ usually stout defense aims to contain their high-scoring opponents. Predicting a closely contested matchup, the Pacers may hold a slight advantage if they can replicate their earlier offensive performance. In a game that could go down to the wire, the Knicks are predicted to emerge victorious in a hard-fought battle against the Pacers.
Prediction: Knicks def. Pacers 123-117
Cleveland Cavaliers At Memphis Grizzlies – 8 PM EST
Cavaliers Last 10 Games: 9-1
Grizzlies Last 10 Games: 4-6
Cavaliers Injuries: Ty Jerome – Out (Ankle)
Grizzlies Injuries: Luke Kennard – Day To Day (Knee), John Konchar – Day To Day (Ankle), Ziarie Williams – Out (Hand), Jake LaRavia – Out (Ankle), Desmond Bane – Out (Ankle), Marcus Smart – Out (Finger), Ja Morant – Out (Shoulder), Derrick Rose – Out (Thigh), Brandon Clarke – Out (Achilles), Steven Adams – Out (Knee)
Last 5 Meetings: Grizzlies Lead 4-1
In a clash at the FedEx Forum, the Cleveland Cavaliers (29-16), coming off a back-to-back, face the Memphis Grizzlies (18-29) who recently fell short against the Sacramento Kings. Despite playing without key players like Evan Mobley and Darius Garland for a significant period, the Cavaliers showcased their resilience with a commendable 14-4 record during their absence. Garland’s expected return adds another dimension to their lineup.
On the other side, the short-handed Grizzlies, battling injuries and a depleted roster, couldn’t secure a win against the Kings despite notable efforts from Jaren Jackson Jr. and Santi Aldama. Predicting the Cavaliers to maintain their momentum and exploit the Grizzlies’ struggles, they are anticipated to secure a road victory in this matchup.
Prediction: Cavaliers def. Grizzlies 126-114
Philadelphia 76ers At Utah Jazz – 10 PM EST
Sixers Last 10 Games: 6-4
Jazz Last 10 Games: 5-5
Sixers Injuries: Marcus Morris Sr. – Day To Day (Foot), Nicolas Batum – Day To Day (Hamstring), De’Anthony Melton – Out (Jazz), Joel Embiid – Out (Knee), Tyrese Maxey – Out (Ankle), Kenneth Lofton Jr. – Out (Personal), Robert Covington – Out (Knee)
Jazz Injuries: N/A
Last 5 Meetings: Jazz Lead 3-2
In a matchup between the struggling Philadelphia 76ers (29-17) and the Utah Jazz (24-25), both teams seek a much-needed win. The 76ers, currently on a four-game losing streak and missing key players like Joel Embiid and potentially Tyrese Maxey, face challenges on the road with a 12-11 away record.
On the other side, the Utah Jazz aim to bounce back from a tough loss against the New York Knicks. With an impressive 15-6 home record, the Jazz, led by players like Collin Sexton and Lauri Markkanen, look to capitalize on the Sixers’ vulnerabilities. Predicting the Utah Jazz to secure the victory at home, taking advantage of the 76ers’ current struggles and key player absences.
Prediction: Jazz def. Sixers 123-110
