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The Chicago Bulls head to the Barclays Center on Wednesday, December 3, to face the Brooklyn Nets in an Eastern Conference showdown with early-season playoff positioning at stake. Chicago enters this matchup with a 9-12 record, continuing to search for consistency on both ends of the court. Brooklyn, sitting at 11-10, has quietly pieced together a competitive campaign, leaning on solid perimeter shooting and versatile defense. The Bulls won the last meeting between these two teams but have dropped three of the last five overall to the Nets. Both sides are in the middle tier of the Eastern Conference and view this as a key opportunity to gain ground. For more NBA previews and analysis, visit the NBA scores and

The Atlanta Hawks travel to California to face the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night in a matchup featuring two teams on very different trajectories. Atlanta has been inconsistent through the early part of the season. Sitting at .500, the Hawks have seen their high-octane offense clash with recurring defensive issues. On the other hand, the Clippers have begun to find rhythm, especially at home, where they’re tough to beat when their core stars are all available. These teams didn’t meet often last season, but when they did, Los Angeles had the upper hand, winning both contests. The Hawks will aim to adjust their defensive strategy, particularly against LA’s aggressive wing scoring attack. You can keep track of all NBA

Milwaukee is trying to stop a slide. The Bucks have dropped eight of nine and are coming off a frustrating 129-126 loss at Washington where they surrendered 18 more shot attempts. Kevin Porter Jr. delivered his first 30-point game since 2023, and Giannis Antetokounmpo added 26, but defensive lapses and turnovers cost them control. Detroit enters with a 17-4 record and sits atop the Eastern Conference. The Pistons beat Milwaukee 129-116 eleven days ago and snapped a 13-game losing streak in the series. Their late-game poise has been sharp, with tight wins over Miami and Atlanta. Cade Cunningham continues to close games at an elite level and is playing the best basketball of his career. For league-wide context and additional

Dallas returns home seeking its first three-game win streak of the season. The Mavericks beat the Clippers and Nuggets behind breakout performances from rookie Cooper Flagg, Anthony Davis and Ryan Nembhard. Flagg’s confidence and aggression continue to rise, and Dallas is finally stabilizing its rotation. Nembhard’s 28-point, 10-assist night in Denver showed how much pace and control he adds to the offense. Miami enters on a seven-of-eight surge. The Heat beat Dallas 106-102 less than two weeks ago, and they are coming off a 140-123 win over the Clippers where they tied a franchise record with 24 made threes. Tyler Herro’s return has boosted their shot creation, and Davion Mitchell has accelerated the pace with quick outlets and improved decision-making.