 The NBA All-Star Break is approaching, as is the NBA trade deadline, and moves have already been made. Rui Hachimura was traded to the Lakers, and other names have een floated around as trade season begins to heat up.Â
The Utah Jazz (25-25) travel to Portland to face the Trail Blazers (22-25) on Wednesday night, January 25th. While Utah boasts the better record, the Trail Blazers are favored by 3.5 points, because of the Jazz’s streaky play since their hot start to the beginning of the season.Â
The Chicago Bulls (21-24) will travel to Indianapolis to face the reeling Indiana Pacers (23-25) in an Eastern Conference battle for the 9th seed. The Washington Wizards (20-26) will battle the Dallas Mavericks (25-23), as they try to stop one of the league’s most dynamic stars in Luka Doncic. The night ends with a cross-town rivalry between the Los Angeles Clippers (25-24) and the Los Angeles Lakers (22-25).
Our weekly NBA marquee matchup features a pair of western conference foes: the Memphis Grizzlies going on the road to face the Phoenix Suns. These two clubs finished with the top two records in the league last season. However, both teams are going in different directions right now. That said, let us dive right into this matchup.
NBA BEST BETS FOR BUCKS AT HEAT ON JANUARY 14th  – One of the marquee matchups from Saturday’s slate of games features a pair of conference foes as the Bucks take on the Heat.Â
BEST PICKS FOR THE NBA WEEK OF JANUARY 9th – The second week of January is here and the NBA slate is another solid one.Â
NBA BEST BETS FOR MAVERICKS AT THUNDER FOR JANUARY 8th  – Two teams picking up form clash here as Luka Doncic and his Mavericks travel to Oklahoma to take on a Thunder, who have been picking up their form recently.
NBA MVP FUTURES BEST ODDS AND PICKS JANUARY 7th 2023 – Now that we have reached the halfway point of the 2022-23 NBA campaign, basketball fans are starting to get a good feeling about which teams are title contenders compared to those that fall into the pretenders’ category.Â
NBA WEEK JAN 2: The NBA season has provided us with plenty of eye-popping moments, with Donovan Mitchell’s 71-point outing being the latest piece of history.Â