The Pelicans will try to capture the first win of the resumed season over the Jazz.
Jeff Stotts checks in on Portland's frontcourt, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Victor Oladipo and many others.
Paul George seems like a potential bargain at $7,400.
The Three Amigos discuss which players have opted out, who could step up (see Levert, Caris) and what old men Shanooski and K-Train have been doing during the sports stoppage.
How much will the Pacers miss Victor Oladipo? Are the Bucks invincible in the East? Should Bam Adebayo be the Most Improved Player frontrunner? Our NBA staff has the answers.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha discuss how the absences of Brad Beal, Victor Oladipo, Spencer Dinwiddie, and others will impact their teams in Orlando.
With Zach Collins and Jusuf Nurkic poised to return in Orlando, Hassan Whiteside could shift to the bench.
The Milwaukee Bucks earn the top spot in Nick Whalen's power rankings heading into the Orlando restart.
Ben Simmons and the Sixers will be back at full strength when play resumes in Orlando.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha discuss the latest news in the NBA before highlighting the most important and most intriguing games during the eight-game finish to the regular season.
Nick Whalen is joined by Alex Barutha to discuss players sitting out Orlando, what it would take for the restart to be canceled, best playoff bets, Kanye joining Gap, and much more.
Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha each like the Clippers' chances to make it through the Western Conference.
What should the Pelicans expect from Zion Williamson after a lengthy layoff?
Can Ja Morant and the Grizzlies hold off Portland and New Orleans for the eighth seed?
Can Michael Porter Jr. push the Nuggets to the next level in the playoffs?
Nick Whalen is joined by Alex Barutha to break down the NBA's exhaustive, six-phase return-to-play plan before discussing the latest championship odds.
Nick Whalen, James Anderson and Alex Barutha turn back the clock to 2006 to revisit the seven-game, second round series between the top two teams in the Western Conference.
Milwaukee and the two Los Angeles teams remain the heavy favorites to take home the 2020 NBA title in Orlando.