6 games, that’s what the NBA has to offer tonight. A small program therefore, but a nice program anyway since we will be entitled – among others – to a Celtics – Clippers that promises to be sparkling. Come on, preview!
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# THE PROGRAM
- 1h : Hornets – Thunder
- 1h : Pacer – Knights
- 1h30: Celtics-Clipper
- 1h30: Birds of Prey – Grizzly
- 2h: Spurs-Knicks
- 2:30 am: Maverick – Rockets
# DO NOT LOSE
Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown on one side. Kawhi Leonard and Paul George on the other. When talking about the best NBA duos on the wing (and even at all), those from Boston and Los Angeles are obviously part of the references. The Jay Brothers are having a great season together to take the Celtics to the top of the East, which are definitely on historic footing in scoring. And we know how dirty Kawhi and PC can be when they’re not in the infirmary. Well, the Clippers’ two stars are up and running and in good shape. Paulo is doing Paulo while Leonard is gaining momentum right now, enough for the Clips to chain up wins this December (7 of 9 games). While Danilo Gallinari will be the only absentee of the evening, we risk having the right to an XXL confrontation, above all because the Celtics have a revenge to take on their evening opponent. Their last game against Los Angeles? A 20-point defeat in the teeth. Something tells us they’ll want to make up for it in front of their home crowd tonight…
# WATCH ALSO
- LaMelo Ball vs. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, there’s a way to have fun.
- Pacers – Cavaliers, he can make two or three sparks, but above all we would like Tyrese Haliburton – uncertain – on the pitch.
- Expected reaction from the Grizzlies, on four losses in five games before facing Toronto. “We are well in the East” Ja Morant reportedly said recently.
- Spurs – Knicks, this is so 1999.
- Last time Luka Doncic played basketball: 60 points, 21 rebounds, 10 assists. Luka Doncic last met the Rockets: 50 points, 8 rebounds, 10 assists. What madness is on tonight?
