The Denver Nuggets are making history, and they’re not slowing down. After steamrolling the Brooklyn Nets 124-105 on Friday, Denver is looking to keep the good vibes rolling when they face the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday afternoon. With six wins in their last eight games, the Nuggets are hitting their stride at just the right time. If you’re not watching Nikola Jokic and Russell Westbrook right now, what are you even doing? These two have been unstoppable, and Friday’s game was the perfect example. Both Jokic and Westbrook dropped triple-doubles—again. It’s the second time in two weeks they’ve done it, making them the first teammates in NBA history to pull this off multiple times in a single season. Even coach

The Detroit Red Wings are buzzing right now. With six straight wins under their belt, they’re turning heads and making a serious push for the Stanley Cup. A big reason for their success? The dynamic duo of Patrick Kane and Alex DeBrincat—former Chicago teammates who’ve reunited to electrify the ice in Detroit. Patrick Kane and Alex DeBrincat are absolutely on one right now. Both are riding six-game point streaks, with Kane racking up 4 goals and 7 assists, and DeBrincat notching 5 goals and 5 assists. Oh, and DeBrincat? He’s leading the team with 18 goals this season. Not too shabby. Kane’s hot streak is especially impressive given his slow start. After scoring just five goals in his first 30

A clash of styles and strengths awaits as No. 5 Alabama visits No. 10 Texas A&M on Saturday in College Station, Texas, in what promises to be one of the marquee matchups of the early Southeastern Conference schedule. Both teams bring identical 13-2 overall records and 2-0 SEC marks, but their approaches to success couldn’t be more different. The Crimson Tide enter the game riding a seven-game winning streak, most recently dismantling South Carolina 88-68 on Wednesday. Despite a sluggish start, Alabama pulled away with Mark Sears leading the charge with 22 points, aided by Aden Holloway (13 points) and Clifford Omoruyi (10 points). Known for their relentless pace and long-range shooting, Alabama has been punishing opponents with a dynamic

Seton Hall and Providence enter their Saturday matchup with renewed hope after snapping losing streaks, and both teams are eager to sustain their positive momentum in Big East play. After enduring five straight losses, Seton Hall (6-9, 1-3 Big East) found relief with a thrilling 85-80 overtime victory against DePaul on Wednesday. Head coach Shaheen Holloway expressed optimism about the impact of the win on his team’s confidence. “We needed this game for a lot of different reasons,” Holloway said. “Winning is contagious like losing is contagious. Now that we’ve got this one, I think it gives us confidence to move forward.” The Pirates’ offense was spearheaded by standout performances from Dylan Addae-Wusu and Isaiah Coleman, who each contributed 24