Pelicans lose sixth straight
Cavaliers take control with 32-12 run
Heat lead by as many as 20 for fourth straight win
Grizzlies take control with 33-12 run in first
Bulls take control with 22-6 run in first
Power rankings: No. 23 at No. 15
Power rankings: No. 9 at No. 18
Power rankings: No. 28 at No. 22
Power rankings: No. 1 at No. 25
Power rankings: No. 14 at No. 4
Power rankings: No. 7 at No. 10
Power rankings: No. 3 at No. 24
Power rankings: No. 16 at No. 27
Power rankings: No. 2 at No. 29
Pacers hold off Knicks’ late rally
Magic take control with 19-4 run for third straight win
Heat take control with 24-10 run for third straight win
Bulls win in overtime to end 8-game skid
Pelicans lose fifth straight
VanVleet’s jumper with 11 seconds left seals it
Warriors lose second straight
Trail Blazers take control with 15-3 run
Thunder lose third straight
Tip-off at 7 p.m. ET
The Rockets were the best offensive rebounding team in the league last season, grabbing 39% of their misses. The Wizards were the second worst at keeping teams off the offensive glass.
The NBA posts the starting lineups and inactive players near tip-off; they will show here.
From the NBA’s player tracking over the previous two regular seasons: each leading scorer against the player on the other side who guarded him most, whatever teams they were on, compared with how he scored against everyone else. Most scorers score less against whoever guards them most, about three quarters of their rate against everyone else, so a gap like that is the usual one.
Regular season: Rockets, 2-0
Last season’s honors and lines, who is new, the rookies drafted in the first round, the second-year players and the veterans.
No longer on the roster: Josh Okogie (signed with the Jazz)
Rosters: the NBA’s, as of Oct. 7, 2026. Records, meetings and lines: 2025-26 box scores. Matchups: NBA player tracking. Awards: the NBA’s. Power rankings: stat.space’s model.
No longer on the roster: CJ McCollum (now with the Hawks)