Fadeaway World offers predictions for 11 NBA games, aiming to extend its impressive 65.5% accuracy rate.

Fadeaway World continues its strong performance this season after going 2-1 in the last round which improves our impressive overall record to 244-128. Tonight’s slate features a whopping 11 games, offering plenty of opportunities to extend our success. With a remarkable accuracy rate of 65.5%, Fadeaway World looks to further bolster its record with well-informed predictions.

The day kicks off with the Milwaukee Bucks squaring off against the Philadelphia 76ers, followed by a matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Phoenix Suns. Meanwhile, the Dallas Mavericks clash with the Indiana Pacers, while the Cleveland Cavaliers meet the Washington Wizards. Additionally, the Orlando Magic challenge the Atlanta Hawks, and the Oklahoma City Thunder go head-to-head against the Houston Rockets.

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Later in the day, the Chicago Bulls take on the New Orleans Pelicans, and the Denver Nuggets face the Golden State Warriors. Simultaneously, the San Antonio Spurs battle the Utah Jazz, while the Charlotte Hornets confront the Portland Trail Blazers. Finally, the Sacramento Kings round out the day against the Los Angeles Clippers.

Milwaukee Bucks At Philadelphia 76ers – 1 PM EST

Bucks Last 10 Games: 4-6

Sixers Last 10 Games: 4-6

Bucks Injuries: Giannis Antetokounmpo – Day To Day (Knee), Khris Middleton – Out (Ankle)

Sixers Injuries: KJ Martin – Day To Day (Ankle), Robert Covington – Out (Knee), Joel Embiid – Out (Knee)

Last 5 Meetings: Bucks Lead 3-2

In a crucial Eastern Conference matchup, the Milwaukee Bucks (36-21) visit the Wells Fargo Center to take on the Philadelphia 76ers (33-23). The Bucks, led by the dominant Giannis Antetokounmpo, have endured a turbulent season with coaching changes but aim to capitalize on their star power to secure a victory.

Meanwhile, the 76ers, missing Joel Embiid due to injury, have struggled recently despite the leadership of Tyrese Maxey. Both teams seek to gain momentum as they navigate the competitive landscape of the Eastern Conference. Expect the Bucks to walk away with the victory over the injury-ridden Sixers.

Prediction: Bucks def. Sixers 125-117

Los Angeles Lakers At Phoneix Suns – 3:30 PM EST

Lakers Last 10 Games: 7-3

Suns Last 10 Games: 6-4

Lakers injuries: LeBron James – Day To Day (Ankle), Anthony Davis – Day To Day (Achilles), Cam Reddish – Out (Ankle), Christian Wood – Out (Knee), Gabe Vincent – Out (Ankle), Jarred Vanderbilt – Out (Foot)

Suns Injuries: Jusuf Nurkic – Day To Day (Ankle), Eric Gordon – Day To Day (Groin), Bradley Beal – Out (Hamstring), Damion Lee – Out (Knee)

Last 5 Meetings: Lakers Lead 4-1

In a rematch between the Los Angeles Lakers (31-27) and the Phoenix Suns (33-24), both teams are eager to secure a victory. The Lakers, led by LeBron James and Anthony Davis, aim to build on their recent win against the San Antonio Spurs. With a renewed focus on their offensive firepower, including contributions from Rui Hachimura and D’Angelo Russell, the Lakers seek to maintain their dominance over the Suns.

Meanwhile, the Suns, despite recent struggles, possess a potent lineup led by Devin Booker and Kevin Durant. As they look to bounce back from consecutive losses, the Suns aim to capitalize on home-court advantage and turn the tide against the Lakers.

Prediction: Lakers def. Suns 128-120

Dallas Mavericks At Indiana Pacers – 5 PM EST

Mavericks Last 10 Games: 8-2

Pacers Last 10 Games: 5-5

Mavericks Injuries: Maxi Kleber – Day To Day (Nose), Dereck Lively II – Day To Day (Nose), Luka Doncic – Day To Day (Nose), Dante Exum – Out (Knee)

Pacers Injuries: Jalen Smith – Out (Back), Aaron Nesmith – Out (Ankle)

Last 5 Meetings: Pacers Lead 3-2

In a highly anticipated matchup between the Dallas Mavericks (33-23) and the Indiana Pacers (32-25), both teams are poised to showcase their talents at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. With the Mavericks holding firm as the sixth seed in the Western Conference and the Pacers similarly situated in the East, this clash holds significance beyond conference standings.

Dallas, propelled by the brilliance of Luka Doncic and bolstered by emerging defensive stalwarts like Daniel Gafford, brings a potent blend of offensive firepower and defensive tenacity. Meanwhile, the Pacers, led by Tyrese Haliburton’s playmaking and Myles Turner’s defensive prowess, aim to capitalize on their league-leading scoring and strategic gameplay but the Mavericks are on a 7-game winning streak and will be favorites to extend it.

Prediction: Mavericks def. Pacers 129-125

Cleveland Cavaliers At Washington Wizards – 6 PM EST

Cavaliers Last 10 Games: 7-3

Wizards Last 10 Games: 0-10

Cavaliers Injuries: Donovan Mitchell – Day To Day (Illness), Ty Jerome – Out (Ankle)

Wizards Injuries: Deni Avdija – Day To Day (Heel), Isaiah Livers – Out (Hip)

Last 5 Meetings: Cavaliers Lead 5-0

In a clash between the Cleveland Cavaliers (36-19) and the struggling Washington Wizards (9-47), both teams enter the contest with differing trajectories. The Cavaliers, currently holding the second seed in the Eastern Conference, seek to rebound from a recent two-game skid, relying on their balanced offensive output and staunch defense anchored by Jarrett Allen. Despite facing injury setbacks, the Cavaliers’ defensive prowess, allowing the second-fewest points in the league, presents a formidable challenge for their opponents.

Conversely, the Wizards, languishing near the bottom of the standings, aim to halt their dismal 10-game losing streak. Hindered by defensive struggles and inconsistency on offense, Washington faces an uphill battle against a Cavaliers team poised to capitalize on their defensive solidity and offensive efficiency.

Prediction: Cavaliers def. Wizards 125-114

Orlando Magic At Atlanta Hawks – 7 PM EST

Magic Last 10 Games: 8-2

Hawks Last 10 Games: 5-5

Magic Injuries: Markelle Fultz – Out (Knee)

Hawks Injuries: Trae Young – Out (Finger), Mouhamed Gueye – Out (Back), Onyeka Okongwu – Out (Toe)

Last 5 Meetings: Hawks Lead 3-2

In a pivotal Eastern Conference matchup, the Orlando Magic (32-25) take on the Atlanta Hawks (24-32), who are battling to climb up the standings. The Magic enter the game with momentum, coming off a solid victory over Cleveland, showcasing their resilience and strategic approach. Led by standout All-Star Paolo Banchero and supported by key contributors like Kevon Harris and Jalen Suggs, Orlando has demonstrated both offensive prowess and defensive solidity, making them a formidable opponent.

On the other hand, the Hawks boast a potent offense spearheaded by Trae Young but struggle defensively, a weakness the Magic could exploit. In what promises to be a closely contested encounter, Orlando’s well-rounded game and recent form give them the edge to secure a crucial win on the road.

Prediction: Magic def. Hawks 120-112

Oklahoma City Thunder At Houston Rockets – 7 PM EST

Thunder Last 10 Games: 7-3

Rockets Last 10 Games: 3-7

Thunder Injuries: N/A

Rockets Injuries: Tari Eason – Out (Leg), Steven Adams – Out (Knee)

Last 5 Meetings: Rockets Lead 3-2

In a Sunday night showdown, the Oklahoma City Thunder (39-17) visit the Toyota Center to take on the Houston Rockets (25-31). The Thunder come into this game with momentum after a dominant performance against the Washington Wizards, where they showcased their offensive firepower led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren. Sitting tied at the top of the Western Conference standings, Oklahoma City will look to continue their winning ways and maintain their position in the playoff race.

Meanwhile, the Rockets secured a hard-fought victory over the Phoenix Suns, with Fred VanVleet and Jabari Smith Jr. leading the charge. However, facing a formidable Thunder squad, Houston will need to bring their A-game to compete. In what promises to be an exciting matchup, expect the Thunder’s balanced attack and defensive prowess to ultimately prevail, securing them another important road win.

Prediction: Thunder def. Rockets 124-114

Chicago Bulls At New Orleans Pelicans – 7 PM EST

Bulls Last 10 Games: 5-5

Pelicans Last 10 Games: 8-2

Bulls Injuries: Patrick Williams – Out (Bone), Torrey Craig – Out (Knee), Zach LaVine – Out (Foot), Lonzo Ball – Out (Knee)

Pelicans Injuries: Brandon Ingram – Day To Day (Illness), Zion Williamson – Day To Day (Foot), CJ McCollum – Out (Ankle), Dyson Daniels – Out (Knee)

Last 5 Meetings: Pelicans Lead 3-2

In a clash at the Smoothie King Center, the Chicago Bulls (26-30) take on the New Orleans Pelicans (34-23). The Bulls, currently ninth in the Eastern Conference, aim to rebound after a recent loss to the Boston Celtics. Struggling offensively, Chicago faces a tough challenge against the Pelicans’ defense, especially considering their reliance on three-point shooting.

Meanwhile, the Pelicans, sitting fifth in the Western Conference, have been solid defensively but are hampered by injuries to key players like Brandon Ingram and Zion Williamson. Despite their defensive prowess, the absence of key scorers could hinder the Pelicans’ offensive output. In what promises to be a closely contested matchup, expect the Bulls to capitalize on the Pelicans’ injury woes and secure a hard-fought victory on the road.

Prediction: Pelicans def. Bulls 123-119

Denver Nuggets At Golden State Warriors – 7:30 PM EST

Nuggets Last 10 Games: 6-4

Warriors Last 10 Games: 8-2

Nuggets Injuries: Jay Huff – Day To Day (Knee), Kentavious Caldwell-Pope – Day To Day (Finger), Jamal Murray – Day To Day (Shins), Hunter Tyson – Out (Finger), Vlakto Cancar – Out (Knee)

Warriors Injuries: Chris Paul – Out (Hand)

Last 5 Meetings: Nuggets Lead 5-0

In a highly anticipated clash at the Oracle Arena, the Denver Nuggets (38-19) take on the Golden State Warriors (29-26). Fresh off a commanding victory against the Portland Trail Blazers, the Nuggets are riding high on Nikola Jokic’s exceptional form, securing his 17th triple-double of the season. With Michael Porter Jr. also shining, Denver is poised for a strong playoff push.

On the other hand, the Warriors, led by Stephen Curry and bolstered by Klay Thompson’s resurgence, present a formidable challenge. Despite Golden State’s recent success, Denver has dominated their head-to-head matchups, winning six consecutive games against the Warriors. Expect the Nuggets to maintain their momentum and secure a hard-fought road victory against the surging Warriors.

Prediction: Nuggets def. Warriors 122-116

San Antonio Spurs At Utah Jazz – 8 PM EST

Spurs Last 10 Games: 1-9

Jazz Last 10 Games: 2-8

Spurs Injuries: Marcus Morris Sr. – Out, Charles Bassey – Out (ACL)

Jazz Injuries: Otto Porter Jr. – Out 

Last 5 Meetings: Jazz Lead 3-2

In a matchup between two struggling Western Conference teams, the San Antonio Spurs (11-46) visit the Utah Jazz (26-31) at the Vivint Smart Home Arena. The Spurs, firmly rooted at the bottom of the conference, have endured a tough season marked by inconsistency. Despite flashes of promise from rookie Victor Wembanyama, San Antonio’s defensive struggles and offensive inefficiency have hindered their progress.

Meanwhile, the Jazz, once hovering around .500, have slipped into a five-game losing streak, testing their resolve. With Lauri Markkanen leading the charge, Utah aims to rebound and regain momentum against the Spurs on their home court.

Prediction: Spurs def. Jazz 118-110

Charlotte Hornets At Portland Trail Blazers – 9 PM EST

Hornets Last 10 Games: 4-6

Blazers Last 10 Games: 2-8

Hornets Injuries: N/A

Blazers Injuries: Scoot Henderson – Out (Thigh), Rayan Rupert – Out (Ankle), Moses Brown – Out (Wrist), Malcolm Brogdon – Out (Elbow), Shaedon Sharpe – Out (Abdomen), Robert Williams III – Out (Knee)

Last 5 Meetings: Blazers Lead 3-2

In a matchup between two struggling teams, the Charlotte Hornets (14-42) visit the Portland Trail Blazers (15-40) at the Moda Center. The Hornets come off a defeat where their shooting woes were evident, compounded by defensive lapses. With Miles Bridges and Nick Richards leading the charge, Charlotte seeks to bounce back from a four-game losing streak.

On the other side, the Trail Blazers aim to recover from a loss to Denver, where defensive shortcomings hindered their efforts despite a strong offensive showing. With Jerami Grant and Deandre Ayton providing firepower, Portland aims to capitalize on home-court advantage.

Prediction: Hornets def. Blazers 122-115

Sacramento Kings At Los Angeles Clippers – 9:30 PM EST

Kings Last 10 Games: 5-5

Clippers Last 10 Games: 7-3

Kings Injuries: Alex Len – Day (Illness), Sasha Vezenkov – Out (Ankle)

Clipp In a Western Conference showdown, the Sacramento Kings (32-23) travel to face the Los Angeles Clippers (37-18) at Crypto.com Arena. The Kings, currently seventh in the West, have shown resilience with three wins in their last five games, led by De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis. Despite defensive struggles, Sacramento’s offensive firepower poses a challenge for opponents.

Meanwhile, the Clippers sit comfortably in third place, boasting a dynamic trio of James Harden, Paul George, and Kawhi Leonard. With a recent string of victories, including a solid performance against the Grizzlies, the Clippers demonstrate both offensive prowess and defensive tenacity.

Prediction: Clippers def. Kings 123-116