At 8:00 ET, the Sacramento Kings (-191) will travel to the Smoothie King Center to take on the New Orleans Pelicans (+161). Sacramento is currently favored by 5 points and the over/under line is set at 238.5. The Kings (27-26) are currently on a two-game winning streak and are 9th in the Western Conference. The Pelicans (12-41) are on a nine-game losing streak and are 15th in the West. The Kings improved to 27-26 on the season with a 129-128 win over the Mavericks on Monday. Sacramento, favored by 1.5 points, didn’t cover the spread, but got the win. The game’s total score of 257 points went over the pre-game line of 239.5 by 17.5 points. Dallas went on a

At 8:00 ET, the Timberwolves (-235) will host the Bucks (+197) in a non-conference matchup. The over/under line for this game is 224.5 points. Minnesota is currently favored by 6 points over Milwaukee. The Timberwolves are 30-24 and 7th in the Western Conference, while the Bucks are 28-24 and 5th in the East. This game will be played at the Target Center in Minneapolis and can be seen on FDSN. The Bucks fell to 28-24 on the season after a 125-111 home loss to the Warriors on Monday. Milwaukee entered the game as +7 point underdogs and failed to cover the spread. The total score of 236 points exceeded the pre-game O/U line of 230. After trailing 58-51 at halftime,

The Chicago Bulls will look to bounce back in a major way when they host the Detroit Pistons for the second time in as many nights on Wednesday. Chicago (26-29) suffered a humiliating 132-92 loss to Detroit on Tuesday, marking its fourth straight defeat. The Bulls trailed by 42 points at halftime—tying the largest halftime deficit in franchise history—while also allowing the Pistons to set their largest-ever halftime lead. Chicago shot just 35.0% from the field and an abysmal 21.3% (10-for-47) from three-point range. Rookie Matas Buzelis led the team with 12 points, while Josh Giddey added 11. Lonzo Ball, who sat out Tuesday due to illness and left knee management, is expected to return for the rematch. Detroit (11-44)

The Houston Rockets aim to strengthen their defense and build momentum before the All-Star break when they host the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night. For much of the season, Houston ranked among the NBA’s best defensive teams, trailing only Oklahoma City in defensive rating. However, the Rockets have slipped to fourth in that category and struggled through a six-game losing streak before bouncing back with a win over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday. Injuries have played a role in the defensive decline, particularly the absence of forward Jabari Smith Jr. (hand), who last played on Jan. 1. Guard Fred VanVleet (ankle) also remains out, and All-Star center Alperen Sengun (back) is a game-time decision after leaving Sunday’s game early. Houston