Celtics Face Magic and Warriors Play Clippers in NBA Slate

Four games anchor the NBA schedule on a relatively quiet slate, featuring action in Orlando and late-night matchups, according to Basket USA reporting. The evening tips off at 21h30 as the Celtics visit Orlando to face the Magic, who remain without injured forward Paolo Banchero.

Celtics Travel to Orlando for Prime Video Window

Boston opens the night’s broadcast schedule on Prime Video at 9:30 PM against an Orlando squad missing its primary offensive engine in Banchero.

Pacers Host Nets as Nolan Traoré Steps Into Spotlight

Action shifts to Gainbridge Fieldhouse at 11:00 PM as the Indiana Pacers welcome the Brooklyn Nets. The matchup brings rookie guard Nolan Traoré into focus as he takes the floor for Brooklyn against an Indiana team relying on its established up-tempo rhythm to control the home floor.

Warriors Host Struggling Clippers at Chase Center

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors look to extend their recent climb up the Western Conference standings when they host the Los Angeles Clippers at 02:30 AM at the Chase Center. The Clippers arrive in the Bay Area mired in a four-game losing skid, looking to halt their slide against a Golden State backcourt finding its shooting form.

Lakers Meet Raptors on beIN Sports 1

Luka Doncic and the Lakers wrap up the night’s action at 03:00 hosting the Toronto Raptors. Television coverage for the late-night contest at crypto.com Arena is carried live on beIN Sports 1, pitting the Lakers’ half-court execution against a youthful Toronto roster.

Full Schedule of NBA Fixtures

  • 21:30 | Magic – Celtics (Prime Video)
  • 23:00 | Pacers – Nets
  • 02:30 | Warriors – Clippers
  • 03:00 | Lakers – Raptors (beIN Sports 1)

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