With this having the potential to be two teams in the NBA finals, we should see a blockbuster matchup, as the Spurs host the Pistons.
The Charlotte Hornets have split the season at 31 wins and losses, a surprise packet in the eastern conference with a strong youthful squad.
Aussie Josh Giddey looks to have fully recovered from a hamstring strain in January, the Bulls desperately need him after their horror trade period.
Jaylen Brown is in the MVP conversation leading the Celtics to second in the East, and after dominating the Bucks last time they met I expect him to do so again.
Chet Holmgren has been on an under the radar rebounding run for the Thunder - even alongside fellow big man Isaiah Hartenstein. What's in store when he faces the Mavericks?
OKC have cooled since their stellar start to the season but will be hoping to get their stars back and ready come playoffs. The supporting cast has been impressive, but I think Cason Wallace isn’t done just yet.
The Spurs are on a ten-game winning streak and are putting the reigning champions on notice. The Nets shouldn’t stand a chance, but their centre Nic Claxton has a chance to prove his worth.
The ‘Bad Boy Pistons’ are back and trying to assert themselves on the competition. Up until half time they would have thought they had the blueprint to stop Wemby, but he showed great composure in answering right back.
After too many flagrant fouls, Rudy Gobert was forced to miss the Wolves last game. I predict he comes out hard, against Portland.
A huge cross-conference clash between the Pistons and Spurs, and one of Detroit's All Stars is set for a big game when he goes head-to-head with Wemby.