Spurs NBA Program: Schedule & Updates

After a few days of break, the NBA is back on track tonight. The home stretch of the regular season is here, and we will be treated to a nice Spurs – Suns to get back into the rhythm!

The evening program:

• 1h : Hornets – Rockets
• 1h : Cavaliers – Nets
• 1h : Sixers – Hawks
• 1h : Wizards – Pacers
• 1h30 : Knicks – Pistons
• 2h : Bulls – Raptors
• 2h30 : Spurs – Suns
• 4h : Warriors – Celtics
• 4h : Kings – Magic
• 4h30 : Clippers – Nuggets

The poster not to be missed: Spurs – Suns (2h30)

Dillon Brooks has spoken: he knows how to defend and lock down Victor Wembanyama. More than words, which we really like here, we prefer facts, especially with this kind of talk. The Spurs are relocated to Austin, with the aim of expanding their sphere of influence in the sporting field. Not really at home, not really away. The only constant to rely on: victory. There are still a few games to go to ensure a place in the Play-in, but there is still a significant way to go to ensure the top 6. Faced with the Suns who are playing rather cleanly this season, we will have to ensure. And we might be treated to some great basketball!

The French on the floors last night:

• Victor Wembanyama against the Suns.
• Bilal Coulibaly receives the Pacers.
• Mohamed Diawara and Pacôme Dadiet will be on deck against the Pistons.
• Dino on the menu for Guerschon Yabusele and the Bulls, unless it’s the other way around.
• Moussa Diabaté and Tidjane Salaün will have work to do against the Rockets
• Nolan Traoré expected on the same line as before the All-Star Game, against the Cavaliers.
• Noah Penda and the Magic travel to Maxime Raynaud’s Kings.
• An appointment is made in Philadelphia for Zaccharie Risacher.
• Nicolas Batum will end the French evening against the Nuggets.