As you know, Panzani Wednesday means a lot of matches on the menu and often great matches. This November 16 is no exception to the rule, with two clashes in the East and potentially spicy opposition on the West Coast. Come on, over here the NBA program of the night.
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# THE PROGRAM
- 1h : Hornets – Pacers
- 1h : Magic – Wolves
- 1h : Wizards – Thunder
- 1h30 : Hawks – Celtics
- 1h30 : Raptors – Heat
- 2h : Bucks – Cavaliers (sur BeIN Sports MAX 4)
- 2h : Pelicans – Bulls
- 2h30 : Mavericks – Rockets
- 4h : Nuggets – Knicks
- 4h : Suns – Warriors (sur BeIN Sports 3)
# DO NOT MISS
Sorry Charlotte and Indiana fans, when we talk about clash in the East, we don’t think too much of you. Rather, we think of Hawks and the Celtics, match which will oppose the third of the Conference to the leader. Atlanta remains on a great win in Milwaukee and will want to follow up at home against Boston, but Jayson Tatum and the C’s are particularly hot right now with seven straight wins. The task therefore promises to be particularly difficult for Trae Young, Dejounte Murray and Co., but perhaps the absence of the Malcolm Brogdon – Marcus Smart duo and the TT Curse will allow the Falcons to snatch a big win in front of their home crowd.
Another big poster in the East: Bucks – Cavaliers. What do these two teams have in common? They are a little tough. Three defeats in four games for the band at Giannis Antetokounmpo, quite diminished by injuries at the moment, and four straight losses for the Cleveland team. We will therefore try on both sides to revive, and the Cavs should be able to count on the return of Donovan Mitchell after a game of absence. This could be enough for JB Bickerstaff’s men because even if Jarrett Allen will be absent, in Milwaukee we risk once again being deprived of Jrue Holiday (uncertain), Grayson Allen (doubtful), Wesley Matthews (out) in addition to Khris Middleton and Pat Connaughton.
As usual at the end of the evening, we will go to the other side of the States, more precisely to Phoenix for the meeting between the Suns to the Warriors. Do you remember the last meeting between these two teams in Arizona? A big victory for the Cactus (134-105) but we especially remember that it had been particularly heated, especially between Devin Booker and Klay Thompson. Enough to spice up tonight’s meeting, especially since the Warriors are still looking for a first away success this season and the Suns remain on two straight defeats in Orlando and Miami. Something to keep in mind: Chris Paul could return to the courts after a three-game absence.
# ALSO WATCH
- Hornets – Pacers, first to 130 won.
- Wolves remain on a big win in Cleveland. In view of their start to the season, they should therefore plant themselves in style in Orlando.
- Bradley Beal will make his return against the Thunder tonight. We hope he’s ready for his duel with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, because SGA isn’t kidding at all right now.
- Kyle Lowry back in Toronto, always a special moment!
- No Zion Williamson against the Bulls tonight, but it might still be worth a look.
- No Luka Doncic against the Rockets tonight, but there it’s not worth a look.
- No Nikola Jokic against the Knicks tonight, we let you judge.
