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Wednesday night is the second half of the Emirates NBA Cup quarterfinals, featuring two games: the Atlanta Hawks at New York Knicks (7 p.m. ET on ESPN) and Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets (9:30 p.m. ET on TNT).
ESPN's fantasy basketball daily cheat sheet is your pregame destination before you set your lineups for that night's games. Here you'll read our best advice for the night, including a selection of players you can stream as well as game-by-game injury reports and player projections.
Friday night means another night of Emirates NBA Cup action, with the teams playing on fancy neon courts and every point counting toward the rankings, meaning fewer players sitting at the end of blowouts. Good times and opportunities to be had by all.
The NBA tips off action for this week with eight games, putting just over half the league on the court for Monday. As always, every game has storylines.
Women's college basketball is about to take the handoff from the most-talked-about WNBA season ever. The star watch is on right away: Who is No. 1 in ESPN's preseason top 25 player rankings?
ESPN's fantasy basketball daily cheat sheet is your pregame destination before you set your lineups for that night's games. Here you'll read our best advice for the night, including a selection of players you can stream as well as game-by-game injury reports and player projections.
The rivalry between Victor Wembanyama and Chet Holmgren surpassed all expectations last season, giving NBA fans another classic big-man showdown that might just carry the torch from Joel Embiid and Nikola Jokic. NBA history is loaded with iconic matchups like these, from Bill Russell vs. Wilt Chamberlain to Tim Duncan vs. Kevin Garnett. Now, it looks like Wembanyama and Holmgren are ready to add their names to that list.
Let's get this part out of the way — the expectations for the 2024 NBA rookie class aren't sky-high compared to past drafts that had more star power. That doesn't mean there aren't first-year players ticketed to make major contributions in the 2024-25 season that tipped off Tuesday.