Victor Wembanyama seems to find a little extra when he faces the Denver Nuggets.
The Clippers have managed to save the season and remain a +.500 team. Darius Garland will need to continue to provide offence if the Clippers are to make something of this season.
In a surprise to many, the Boston Celtics have welcomed back Jayson Tatum after his Achillies went bang in last season's playoffs. Queta could look to benefit from the two Celtics superstars’ gravity.
A Brazilian wildcard has helped the Warriors remain more than competitive without Steph Curry or Jimmy Butler, and gets a great look against the Jazz.
The Miami Heat have gone into favourites to take out the Southeast division off the back of a 4-game win streak, led by the efforts of Bam Adebayo.
The Thunder have had plenty of injuries lately, and as a result we've seen Chet Holmgren's game develop, in particular on the glass.
Jaylen Brown has been flying all season leading the Celtics to second-spot in the East, and although Jayson Tatum will return for Boston, I can't see Brown slowing down.
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.