At 7:00 ET, the Magic will host the Warriors in a non-conference matchup. Golden State (-212) is favored by 5.5 points over Orlando (+176). The over/under line is 211 points. Golden State is currently 31-27 and has won four straight games. Orlando is 29-31 and sits in 7th place in the Eastern Conference. The Warriors improved to 31-27 on the season with a dominant 128-92 win over the Hornets on Tuesday. Playing at home, Golden State entered the game as heavy favorites, laying 17.5 points, and they covered the spread with ease. The total score of 220 points narrowly exceeded the pre-game O/U line of 217.5. Golden State set the tone early, leading 28-18 after the 1st quarter. They maintained

Planning on watching today’s Canucks and Ducks game? Catch the action at Honda Center in Anaheim, CA, as the Ducks hosts this showdown at 10:00 ET on ESPN+. The Canucks come into this Pacific division matchup as the -1.5 goal favorite to pick up the win. Currently, the over/under for the game is at 5.5 goals. With a 3-2 win over the Sharks, the Canucks improved to 27-20-11. Vancouver, favored on the puck line, didn’t cover, and the total of 5 goals fell short of the 6.5 line. After trailing 1-0, the Canucks tied it with 5:19 left in the second period. Pius Suter’s goal with 26 seconds remaining in the third secured the victory. Pius Suter led the Canucks

The Phoenix Suns have been talking about making a serious postseason push, but with just 24 games left in the regular season, time is running out. They currently sit outside of the Western Conference play-in race and face a crucial two-game home set against the New Orleans Pelicans on Thursday and Friday. With the Sacramento Kings holding the final play-in spot, Phoenix entered Wednesday’s games 2.5 games behind 10th place. A pair of wins against New Orleans could help close the gap, but anything less would make the Suns’ playoff chances even more difficult. Meanwhile, the Pelicans may be far from the top of the West, but they’ve won three of their last four games, including two straight against the

The Minnesota Timberwolves are riding high after an incredible comeback victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, and now they turn their attention to another Western Conference contender: the Los Angeles Lakers. Minnesota erased a 25-point deficit to stun the Thunder in a 131-128 overtime victory on Monday, tying a franchise record for their biggest comeback. It was a gritty, hard-fought win, and now they’ll try to carry that momentum into Thursday’s showdown in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, the Lakers are in one of their best stretches of the season, going 13-3 since January 21 and recently acquiring Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks. The new-look Lakers are still adjusting, but they’ve picked up some big wins and will look to keep