Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Best NBA games on Wednesday, January 13, 2027

Updated Wed, Nov 11, 1:05 AM EST

The best NBA game on Wed, Jan 13: Rockets at Thunder, 9:30 PM ET.

The slate, ranked

  1. Rank 189 of 100 — House Special, how we score games
    HoustonRockets8-3
    Oklahoma CityThunder8-2

    9:30 PM ET · ESPN

    • Star duel: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander vs Alperen Sengun
    • Both sides come in hot
    • Records are close enough for a live one
    House SpecialWorth watching
  2. Rank 286 of 100 — House Special, how we score games
    New YorkKnicks5-4
    BostonCeltics8-2

    7:00 PM ET · ESPN

    • Star duel: Jayson Tatum vs Karl-Anthony Towns
    • BOS have won 9 of their last 10
    House SpecialWorth watching
  3. Rank 379 of 100 — Worth a Look, how we score games
    Los AngelesLakers10-2
    PortlandTrail Blazers6-3

    10:00 PM ET · Local TV · League Pass

    • Star duel: Deni Avdija vs Luka Dončić
    • LAL have won 8 of their last 10
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  4. Rank 477 of 100 — Worth a Look, how we score games
    ClevelandCavaliers5-6
    AtlantaHawks7-5

    7:00 PM ET · Local TV · League Pass

    • Star duel: Jalen Johnson vs Donovan Mitchell
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  5. Rank 571 of 100 — Worth a Look, how we score games
    PhoenixSuns3-6
    TorontoRaptors5-5

    7:30 PM ET · Local TV · League Pass

    • Star duel: Kawhi Leonard vs Devin Booker
    • PHX could be without Mark Williams
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  6. Rank 670 of 100 — Worth a Look, how we score games
    MilwaukeeBucks1-9
    IndianaPacers3-8

    7:00 PM ET · Local TV · League Pass

    • Pascal Siakam headlines this one
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  7. Rank 767 of 100 — Late Menu (lowest tier), how we score games
    CharlotteHornets4-7
    Golden StateWarriors8-3

    10:00 PM ET · Local TV · League Pass

    • Stephen Curry headlines this one
    • GSW have won 8 of their last 10
    Late MenuFor fans

Every game is scored 0–100 for how worth watching it is: stakes, star matchups, form, rest and travel. How we score games ›