Nightly Pulse: NBA Recap & Highlights from Nov. 11

The matchup between the Sacramento Kings and the San Antonio Spurs is set to tip off at 8:00 PM ET on NBA League Pass.

Tonight’s NBA Schedule

Clippers at Thunder (8:00 ET, NBA League Pass)

Nets at Pelicans (8:00 ET, NBA League Pass)

Wizards at Rockets (8:00 ET, NBA League Pass)

Cavaliers at Bulls (8:00 ET, NBA League Pass)

☔ Tonight’s Drip Report

The Cavaliers have that 11-0 look about them going into tonight’s game against the Bulls.

The Thunder are rolling into tonight’s game at 8-2 and are playing in the second leg of a back-to-back. Catch Thunder vs Clippers tonight on NBA League Pass.

Here’s a sharp pair of Spurs heading into the arena ahead of tonight’s game against the Kings.

Starting 5️⃣s tonight

Isaac Okoro will make his fifth straight start at small forward tonight against the Bulls. The Cavaliers have the top offensive rating in the league at 122.4 and they rank second in NET rating (12.0).

The Wizards are rolling with their usual starting five for tonight’s matchup against the Rockets. Washington has dropped four straight and is looking for a rebound performance this evening. Bilal Coulibaly is coming off of his fourth 20-point performance of the season last night against Orlando.

Trey Murphy is making his season debut tonight against the Nets after rehabbing from a hamstring injury suffered during training camp. His return comes at a crucial time for New Orleans given the recent news of Zion Williamson being sidelined indefinitely.

3️⃣Key NBA storylines tonight Cavaliers’ quest for 12-0: Cleveland is off to the best start in franchise history and looks to remain the only undefeated team remaining in the NBA. The Cavaliers roll into Chicago to face the Bulls tonight, who are 1-3 at home.Thunder must regroup sans Holmgren: The Thunder are off to one of the best starts in the league this season but were just dealt a tough blow Sunday when Chet Holmgren suffered an injury that will sideline him into the New Year. They’ll have to adjust on the fly on the second half of a back-to-back tonight with a matchup against the Clippers on tap.Bigs take center stage in San Antonio: The Spurs and Kings square off in San Antonio, which means two of the best frontcourt forces in basketball — Victor Wembanyama and Domantas Sabonis — will be going head-to-head.