The NBA took a much-needed quick Thanksgiving breather after all the action happening in and around the league.
There’s a lot to be thankful for this season, from epic rivalries to outstanding rookies to pushing the game forward.
All these things are happening tomorrow as the NBA resumes games across the board.
In the East, the Miami Heat and the New York Knicks rekindle what was once a heated feud. These two teams are in their respective new eras now, led by players who’ve successfully passed on the rivalry DNA of the Heat-Knicks.
Miami will look to improve their 10-5 win-loss record on the back of what is looking to be a breakout Bam Adebayo year (if there ever was one). New York will aim to bounce back after a recent loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Heat and the Knicks face each other as part of East Group B Play in the In-Season Tournament at 8:30 AM on NBA League Pass.
Out West, the Golden State Warriors will also try to bounce back from a loss, getting another shot at the San Antonio Spurs.
When these two teams met earlier, the Warriors escaped with a one-point win. This time, the Spurs will have to rely heavily on the height and skill of Victor Wembanyama to beat an undermanned and undersized Golden State Warriors.
The Warriors and the Spurs will try to improve their records—and get an In-Season Tournament win—at 11:00 AM on NBA League Pass.
