The Oklahoma City Thunder are on a roll, winning eight of their last nine games, and they’ll look to keep the momentum going when they take on the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night in Minneapolis. The teams won’t have to wait long for a rematch either—after Sunday’s game, they’ll fly south to Oklahoma City for a Monday night showdown. Oklahoma City continued its dominant run with a 130-107 victory over the Utah Jazz on Friday, showing off the chemistry that has fueled their recent success. Forward Jalen Williams believes the team’s growth and cohesion have been key. “We’re just growing into a more mature team, understanding what it takes to win before we even play the game,” Williams said. “It

The Phoenix Suns finally ended their four-game skid with a 121-117 win over the Chicago Bulls on Saturday. Now, they’re looking to build off that momentum when they take on the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night. Meanwhile, the Raptors have lost six of their last seven, including a 120-111 overtime defeat to the Miami Heat on Friday. Can they bounce back at home against a Suns team testing a new-look lineup? Phoenix’s win in Chicago wasn’t just about snapping a losing streak—it was a test for their revamped starting lineup. With Bradley Beal returning to the first unit for the first time since Jan. 4, Devin Booker (29 points), Kevin Durant (27 points, 10 rebounds), and Beal (25 points) all

The Calgary Flames are desperate for a turnaround as they return from the 4 Nations Face-Off break, hosting the struggling San Jose Sharks on Sunday night. Despite defying early-season predictions and staying in the playoff mix, the Flames stumbled into the break with a three-game losing streak and have just two wins in their last eight games (2-5-1). Their most frustrating loss came Feb. 8 against Seattle, where they blew a two-goal lead in the final minutes before falling 3-2 in overtime. Now three points out of a playoff spot, Calgary faces a make-or-break stretch to keep its postseason hopes alive. However, head coach Ryan Huska wants his team focused on the present. “The only message we have is for

The Detroit Red Wings left the ice Saturday night with frustration and regret. After leading 3-1 in the third period, they collapsed late, falling 4-3 in overtime to Minnesota. Fortunately, they won’t have to dwell on it for long as they host the surging Anaheim Ducks on Sunday. Blowing a late lead and missing out on a crucial playoff race point stung Detroit, but forward Lucas Raymond sees the quick turnaround as an advantage. “The best part is we get another game tomorrow,” Raymond said. “We played solid for two and a half periods and let it slip away. Everyone will be eager to get back at it.” Raymond, who scored a power-play goal early in the third, was part