The Knicks are back on the court Wednesday as they travel south for a matchup with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Brunson scored 40 points Tuesday in a 137-134 home loss to the Indiana Pacers, who had been 3-22 away from home. The grueling game featured 39 lead changes -- the most in the league this season -- and saw New York allow the first nine points of overtime before a furious last-minute rally fell short.
This is the fourth and final regular-season meeting between the teams in 2025-26. The Sixers won the first two matchups before the Knicks posted a 112-109 win in Philadelphia on Jan. 24 behind Brunson's 31 points.
--Field Level Media
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One team will enter the All-Star break on a three-game winning streak Wednesday night when the Detroit Pistons visit the Toronto Raptors.
The Pistons won their second straight when they opened a four-game road trip with a 110-104 victory over the Charlotte Hornets in a game marred by third-quarter fights.
The Pistons and Raptors will be meeting for the first time this season. The Raptors won their second in a row by defeating the Indiana Pacers 122-104 Sunday to improve to 3-1 on their five-game home stand.
--Field Level Media
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The Knicks are back on the court Wednesday as they travel south for a matchup with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Brunson scored 40 points Tuesday in a 137-134 home loss to the Indiana Pacers, who had been 3-22 away from home. The grueling game featured 39 lead changes -- the most in the league this season -- and saw New York allow the first nine points of overtime before a furious last-minute rally fell short.
This is the fourth and final regular-season meeting between the teams in 2025-26. The Sixers won the first two matchups before the Knicks posted a 112-109 win in Philadelphia on Jan. 24 behind Brunson's 31 points.
--Field Level Media
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One team will enter the All-Star break on a three-game winning streak Wednesday night when the Detroit Pistons visit the Toronto Raptors.
The Pistons won their second straight when they opened a four-game road trip with a 110-104 victory over the Charlotte Hornets in a game marred by third-quarter fights.
The Pistons and Raptors will be meeting for the first time this season. The Raptors won their second in a row by defeating the Indiana Pacers 122-104 Sunday to improve to 3-1 on their five-game home stand.
The Miami Heat will be short-handed again when they face the host New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday in the final game before the All-Star break for both teams.
Miami used its 19th different starting lineup of the season and had just 11 available players in Monday's 115-111 home loss to the Utah Jazz.
The Heat were missing guards Norman Powell (back tightness), Pelle Larsson (right forearm strain) and Tyler Herro (ribs). Powell and Larsson have been ruled out for Wednesday's contest, while Herro will miss his 15th straight game.
Miami is also monitoring the status of forward Andrew Wiggins, who is listed as questionable with toe inflammation.
With a limited bench against Utah, the Heat were outscored 54-30 in the paint and lost for the third time in their last four games.
Miami has won 10 of its last 11 meetings with New Orleans, including a 125-106 home victory on Jan. 4.
The Pelicans are looking to build on an impressive 120-94 home win over the Sacramento Kings on Monday.
--Field Level Media
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The Miami Heat will be short-handed again when they face the host New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday in the final game before the All-Star break for both teams.
Miami used its 19th different starting lineup of the season and had just 11 available players in Monday's 115-111 home loss to the Utah Jazz.
The Heat were missing guards Norman Powell (back tightness), Pelle Larsson (right forearm strain) and Tyler Herro (ribs). Powell and Larsson have been ruled out for Wednesday's contest, while Herro will miss his 15th straight game.
Miami is also monitoring the status of forward Andrew Wiggins, who is listed as questionable with toe inflammation.
With a limited bench against Utah, the Heat were outscored 54-30 in the paint and lost for the third time in their last four games.
Miami has won 10 of its last 11 meetings with New Orleans, including a 125-106 home victory on Jan. 4.
The Pelicans are looking to build on an impressive 120-94 home win over the Sacramento Kings on Monday.
The Jazz have looked like a team poised to take a step from rebuilding mode to contending mode next season when Jackson and Markkanen have been on the court together. They are 1-1 since acquiring Jackson, suffering a 120-117 loss to Orlando on Saturday and then beating Miami 115-111 on Monday.
Jackson saw action in the first three quarters in both games. He played a key role in helping Utah build leads entering the fourth quarter, then sat for the final 12 minutes and watched his younger teammates finish out the game.
The Jazz have drawn criticism on social media for sitting stars like Jackson and Markkanen in the fourth quarters while letting bench players finish games.
Like Utah, Sacramento is focused on future development more than present victories.
The Kings have lost 13 straight games since reeling off a four-game winning streak in mid-January. It is the most consecutive losses for the franchise since moving from Kansas City before the 1985-86 season.
Still, frustration is mounting for the Kings amid their continued futility. DeMar DeRozan slammed a water bottle to the floor during a third-quarter timeout against the Pelicans, visibly showing his anger at his team's mediocre play.
"A lot of stuff we do is self-inflicted," DeRozan told the Sacramento Bee. "Us not being in the right spots, make it a chain reaction, them getting back in transition, getting easy shots, easy buckets, so (the water bottle incident) was just me wanting us to play the right way, win, lose or draw."
--Field Level Media
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The Jazz have looked like a team poised to take a step from rebuilding mode to contending mode next season when Jackson and Markkanen have been on the court together. They are 1-1 since acquiring Jackson, suffering a 120-117 loss to Orlando on Saturday and then beating Miami 115-111 on Monday.
Jackson saw action in the first three quarters in both games. He played a key role in helping Utah build leads entering the fourth quarter, then sat for the final 12 minutes and watched his younger teammates finish out the game.
The Jazz have drawn criticism on social media for sitting stars like Jackson and Markkanen in the fourth quarters while letting bench players finish games.
Like Utah, Sacramento is focused on future development more than present victories.
The Kings have lost 13 straight games since reeling off a four-game winning streak in mid-January. It is the most consecutive losses for the franchise since moving from Kansas City before the 1985-86 season.
Still, frustration is mounting for the Kings amid their continued futility. DeMar DeRozan slammed a water bottle to the floor during a third-quarter timeout against the Pelicans, visibly showing his anger at his team's mediocre play.
"A lot of stuff we do is self-inflicted," DeRozan told the Sacramento Bee. "Us not being in the right spots, make it a chain reaction, them getting back in transition, getting easy shots, easy buckets, so (the water bottle incident) was just me wanting us to play the right way, win, lose or draw."
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