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In today’s NBA schedule, amidst the Super Bowl frenzy, only two games are slated to take place. The Boston Celtics will face off against the Miami Heat in the opening matchup of the day. Following that, the Sacramento Kings will square off against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Boston Celtics At Miami Heat – 2 PM EST
Celtics Last 10 Games: 8-2
Heat Last 10 Games: 4-6
Celtics Injuries: Jaden Springer – Day To Day (Ankle), Xavier Tillman – Out (Knee)
Heat Injuries: Jimmy Butler – Day To Day (Personal), Dru Smith – Out (Knee)
Last 5 Meetings: Cetlics Lead 3-2
In a Sunday afternoon showdown, the Boston Celtics (40-12) face off against the Miami Heat (28-24) at the American Airlines Arena. The Celtics, currently sitting atop the Eastern Conference, come into this game riding a three-game win streak and showcasing an impressive offensive prowess led by Jayson Tatum and Kristaps Porzingis. Meanwhile, the Heat, after a recent resurgence, aim to continue their upward trajectory following a four-out-of-five win streak.
With both teams looking to assert their dominance in the conference, expect a competitive battle between two formidable opponents. However, considering Boston’s consistency and offensive firepower, they are poised to emerge victorious in this matchup.
Prediction: Celtics def. Heat 128-115
Sacramento Kings At Oklahoma City Thunder – 3 PM EST
Kings Last 10 Games: 7-3
Thunder Last 10 Games: 6-4
Kings Injuries: Chris Duarte – Out (Ankle)
Thunder Injuries: Gordon Hayward – Out (Calf)
Last 5 Meetings: Kings Lead 5-0
In a Western Conference clash, the Sacramento Kings (30-21) visit the Oklahoma City Thunder (35-17) at the Chesapeake Energy Arena. The Kings, coming off a split performance in their last two games, look to continue their success against the Thunder after winning both previous matchups this season. With De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis leading the charge, the Kings aim to capitalize on their recent momentum and assert their dominance on the road.
On the other hand, the Thunder, despite their strong record, have yet to secure a win against Sacramento this year. With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the charge, Oklahoma City seeks redemption and aims to turn the tide in their favor. However, considering the Kings’ recent form and their success against the Thunder, they are predicted to come out on top in this matchup.
Prediction: Kings def. Thunder 130-119
