Win or go home - which two teams will slot into the eight-seed of their respective conferences with their season on the line?
With all that has happened to the Dallas Mavericks this season, they now face an elimination game in the Play-In. They could really use a top 5 player in the competition, but will try to topple the Sacramento Kings with what’s on hand.
We have our first-round of the Play-In tournament, with the Westen Conference teams desperate to win to avoid the Thunder in the first-round of the playoffs.
No need to set your alarms for 3am - the Eastern Conference standings are all locked up, but there are a few important games to play out in the West to conclude the season.
Although majority of Saturday's games are now dead rubbers, when the Grizzlies head to Denver it will shape the Western Conference playoffs.
The Western Conference is still tussling for position and Anthony Edwards needs a big game, if Minnesota want to climb out of the play in tournament.
After the shock firing of Michael Malone, will we see a statement game from Nikola Jokic as the Nuggets try to end their losing streak.
SGA will win this seasons MVP award, but he would love to have a big game here against Western Conference rivals, the L.A Lakers, to silence a bit of the media rumblings.
Only two games of NBA with the March Madness Final the focal point - can the Kings cause another upset after upstaging the Cavs on Monday?
The Warriors have had Houston's measure all season, and with so much to play for in the final stages of the season, I expect them to get it done at home.
With Kawhi Leonard doubtful, we could see a huge performance by James Harden when the Clippers host the Mavericks.
Ausar Thompson has been on fire for the Pistons lately and I don't expect that to change with Tobias Harris on the sidelines.
We should see playoff intensity in L.A, as the Lakers host the Warriors. With so much at stake, its no wonder the cheapest seat in the stadium was over 300 USD!
Miles Bridges continues to post strong numbers for the Hornets with other key players on the sidelines.
We should see a couple of point guards struggle today against some stingy defence.
Jalen Williams is back for the Thunder, and his lines are slightly low as OKC ease him back into the swing of things.
Portland's Deni Avdija has been playing at a very high level of late, and will look to produce another big game against the Knicks.
The Bulls are one of the form teams in the NBA led by Australian Josh Giddey, and they should record a win when they host the Mavericks.
Detroit big man Jalen Duren has produced a really strong back-end of this season, and he gets a great look against the Cavs who have been struggling defending centres of late.
We got the brooms out on Thursday with an old-fashioned sweep, and we're back Friday looking for the Bulls to upset the Lakers in Chicago.