Another full day of NBA action comes into our living rooms on Wednesday, January 7, with 12 games scheduled throughout the night. There will be two games nationally broadcast on ESPN. MORE: Anthony Davis draws trade interest from NBA powerhouse In the opening game of the night,

NBA trade season, which unofficially begins on December 15, has been especially quiet through the 2025-26 campaign. But is that just the calm before the storm ahead of the February 5 trade deadline?

Wednesday’s NBA DFS main slate is a massive 12-gamer that presents a wide range of game environments. Several contests carry elevated totals, but many also come with significant blowout risk, creating a tricky balance between upside and risk of losing minutes.

There's a lot to praise about the top three, but in total, this looks like one of the best draft classes of the last decade.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/hornets/onsi as NBA insider couldn't stop watching Hornets throttle defending champ OKC. You've probably heard by now, because it's some of the biggest news in the NBA, but the Charlotte Hornets dominated the Oklahoma City Thunder last time out. No, that's not a typo.

The 2023 NBA draft will forever be known as the Victor Wembanyama sweepstakes, although there's been plenty of talent that's emerged now three years later.