10 NBA games were on the schedule on a stacked Wednesday of action yesterday, headlined by the Denver Nuggets handing the Golden State Warriors their third loss of the season with a 112-110 victory, while the Los Angeles Clippers extended their win streak to 10 games following a 104-90 win over the Miami Heat.
The schedule holds strong with games tonight, so let's get to previewing all of the action ahead.
Toronto Raptors (24-15) @ Orlando Magic (20-18) - 3:00 pm ET, NBATV
The Raptors and Magic square off in the NBA's lone game in London his year. Toronto is riding a three-game winning streak, while Orlando has lost five of their last six.
Chicago Bulls (22-15) @ Philadelphia 76ers (4-36) - 7:00 pm ET
Chicago has followed a six-game winning streak with their current three-game losing streak, and will look to snap that skid against a Sixers team that has also lost three games in a row.
Detroit Pistons (21-17) @ Memphis Grizzlies (21-19) - 8:00 pm ET
The Pistons have won three of their last four games and are looking to keep their hot streak going against a Grizzlies team that is 5-5 over their last 10 games.
Cleveland Cavaliers (27-9) @ San Antonio Spurs (34-6) - 8:00 pm ET, TNT
The Cavs are on a 10-game winning streak, and they'll look to snap San Antonio's 31-game home winning streak tonight in the first half of a TNT doubleheader.
Sacramento Kings (15-23) @ Utah Jazz (17-21) - 9:00 pm ET
Utah has won four of their last games at home and has won three of their last four games over the Kings, who have lost two games in a row.
Los Angeles Lakers (9-31) @ Golden State Warriors (36-3) - 10:30 pm ET, TNT
Golden State is going for their 37th-straight home victory tonight against a Lakers team that snapped a four-game losing streak by beating the Pelicans on Tuesday.
Here are the latest news and rumors around the league:
Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant are ranked as the two best shooting guards of all-time, according to ESPN.
Bryant could miss the next four-to-seven games after re-aggrevating an Achilles injury.
Brooklyn Nets point guard Jarrett Jack will miss the rest of the season after undergoing knee surgery.
Heat point guard Goran Dragic has a strained left calf and will miss Miami's next two games.
New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony sat out of last night's loss to the Nets with a sprained right ankle, but expects to play Saturday.
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