NBA Schedule: Rockets vs Hawks and Cavs vs Wolves Among 9 Games

Nine games fill the NBA schedule tonight, featuring marquee matchups across the league as Houston hosts Atlanta and Cleveland meets Minnesota.

Rockets Host Hawks in Rematch of Early-Season Clash

Houston enters tonight’s 1:30 a.m. matchup with a 3-0 record, putting their streak on the line against a steady Atlanta squad. TrashTalk noted that the teams already met once this season, with Houston securing a 121-114 victory that leaves an odor of revenge in the air. The floor will feature Amen Thompson, Jabari Smith, Alperen Sengun, Kevin Durant, Jalen Johnson, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and Dyson Daniels.

Cavaliers Draw Hot Timberwolves as Edwards Status Looms

Minnesota arrives as one of the league’s hottest teams to face a Cleveland side searching for consistency since opening night. TrashTalk reported that Anthony Edwards is uncertain. Rudy Gobert and Joan Beringer lead the Minnesota frontcourt against the Cavaliers.

NBA Schedule: Rockets vs Hawks and Cavs vs Wolves Among 9 Games

Rookies and International Stars Highlight Supporting Slate

Charlotte faces Washington in a matchup featuring French prospects Alex Sarr and Bilal Coulibaly on the Wizards side, squaring off against Moussa Diabaté and Tidjane Salaün for the Hornets. In Dallas, the Mavericks deploy Cooper Flagg against a Miami Heat team seeking its first win of the season, with Zaccharie Risacher defending on the wings against Giannis Antetokounmpo. Boston meets Chicago with Jayson Tatum testing rookie Caleb Wilson, while Noa Essengue is listed as uncertain for the Bulls. Oklahoma City meets Phoenix following an injury to Jalen Williams, and the Milwaukee Bucks look for their first victory against the Indiana Pacers with Ousmane Dieng in rotation. Utah hosts Memphis, and Nikola Jokic faces Stephen Curry as Denver plays Golden State at 3:00 a.m.

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