Heat Two-Way Player Jahmir Young Named G League Player Of The Week

Heat Two-Way Player Jahmir Young Named G League Player Of The Week

The NBA G League has named Miami Heat two-way player Jahmir Young as Player of the Week for his performance from January 19-25. Young led the Skyforce to a 2-1 record while continuing a historic scoring streak.

Young averaged 32.3 points, 10.3 assists and 3.7 rebounds across three games during the award week. He shot 52.9 percent from the field and 78.6 percent from the free throw line while logging 40.1 minutes per contest.

The guard has scored 20 or more points in 11 consecutive games entering the week. He has also posted 30-plus points in four straight contests, becoming just the fourth player in Skyforce history to accomplish the feat.

Young has recorded a 20-point, 10-assist double-double in four of his last five games. He has handled primary offensive responsibilities while maintaining consistent production throughout the stretch.

Over 10 January games, Young is averaging 30.2 points, 9.9 assists and 5.0 rebounds in 40.5 minutes per game. He is shooting 50.5 percent from the field and 41.0 percent from three-point range during the month.

Young currently ranks second in the G League in scoring for January and third in assists per game. He also ranks fourth in double-doubles with five, second in plus/minus at plus-96, second in total points with 302, and first in total assists with 99 during the month.

Mexico investigates soccer field attack that killed at least 11 people

Mexico investigates soccer field attack that killed at least 11 people

SALAMANCA, Mexico (AP) — Beer cans, candles and blood-stained clothing littered a soccer field in central Mexico on Monday, a day after gunmen killed 11 people and injured 12 others during a gathering after an amateur match.

While authorities investigate the killings, Guanajuato state Gov. Libia Dennise García said Monday that “security in the region has been reinforced” with state and federal forces. She said on social media that the state “will act decisively to protect families, restore peace to the community, and bring those responsible to justice.”

The massacre took place in the municipality of Salamanca, in the state with the highest number of homicides in the country. The region has been wracked by intense violence linked to the territorial dispute between the local Santa Rosa de Lima cartel — a violent group primarily dedicated to fuel theft and trafficking — and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, CJNG.

Salamanca Mayor César Prieto — the only official to provide early details on Sunday — described the massacre as part of a “wave of violence” and appealed to President Claudia Sheinbaum for help.

It also comes a few months before the start of the FIFA World Cup, which Mexico is co-hosting with Canada and the United States, and as the government seeks to highlight its progress in security.

Sheinbaum didn’t address the events in Salamanca during her news briefing on Monday, deferring to the local prosecutor’s office, which has only confirmed an ongoing investigation.

Authorities have not offered any hypotheses regarding the possible motive for the attack.

Security analyst David Saucedo, who was based in Guanajuato for many years, suggests the attack was likely an “indiscriminate” act by the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel.

According to Saucedo, the group may have targeted the public specifically to provoke a federal military surge into territory currently held by its rivals, the Jalisco Cartel — a move he says “undermines the image of security Mexico hopes to project on the eve of the World Cup.”

The Jalisco cartel is the fastest-growing criminal organization in Mexico. It was declared a terrorist organization by the Trump administration, which also targeted the Santa Rosa de Lima cartel.

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2025-26 Fantasy Basketball Top 200 Rankings: Giannis, Ja Morant injuries free up opportunities

2025-26 Fantasy Basketball Top 200 Rankings: Giannis, Ja Morant injuries free up opportunities

After seeing Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler III go down with a torn ACL last week, the NBA’s star power took two additional hits. Memphis Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant was ruled out for at least three weeks with a left elbow injury, and Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo does not have a return timeline after injuring his right calf during Friday’s loss to the Nuggets.

Of the two injuries, Antetokounmpo’s is far more impactful in fantasy basketball, as he has provided top-50 per-game value. Add in Kevin Porter Jr.’s absence, and there will be room for others to step up. And given where Milwaukee is in the Eastern Conference standings as Week 15 begins, they don’t have much margin for error. Ryan Rollins and Bobby Portis are two Bucks players who now have higher fantasy ceilings than they did when the rotation was whole, with the latter being worth the risk despite his low ranking.

In Memphis, Cam Spencer and Cedric Coward should be on the radar of more fantasy managers, especially if the Grizzlies are unable to keep up with the red-hot LA Clippers in the race for the final play-in spot in the West. Of course, there’s the question of when Ty Jerome and Scotty Pippen Jr. will be healthy enough to return from their injuries, but Spencer and Coward are “sure things” in terms of their places within the current rotation.

These are things to keep in mind when using rankings to determine which players to target in the short term or with an eye toward the “silly season.” Below is the updated top-200, with the currently injured Nikola Jokić of the Denver Nuggets leading the way. And he could be back from his knee injury pretty soon, too.

Watch the NBA on Peacock on Monday night, as the Magic take on the Cavaliers at 7:00 p.m. ET, the Celtics host the Trail Blazers at 8:00 p.m. ET, and the Warriors visit the Nuggets at 9:30 p.m. ET!

NBA: Denver Nuggets at Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee and Memphis will be without their best player during Week 15, and it’s time for fantasy managers to seek potential “silly season” standouts.
Rank Position(s) Player Team
1 C Nikola Jokić Denver Nuggets
2 PG Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Oklahoma City Thunder
3 SF, PF Kawhi Leonard LA Clippers
4 PG Tyrese Maxey Philadelphia 76ers
5 PG, SG Luka Dončić Los Angeles Lakers
6 C Victor Wembanyama San Antonio Spurs
7 PG Stephen Curry Golden State Warriors
8 SF, PF Lauri Markkanen Utah Jazz
9 PG, SG Donovan Mitchell Cleveland Cavaliers
10 PG, SG Jamal Murray Denver Nuggets
11 SG, SF, PF Scottie Barnes Toronto Raptors
12 SF, PF Trey Murphy New Orleans Pelicans
13 SF, PF Jalen Johnson Atlanta Hawks
14 PG, SG Anthony Edwards Minnesota Timberwolves
15 PG, SG Cade Cunningham Detroit Pistons
16 PG, SG James Harden LA Clippers
17 SF, PF Kevin Durant Houston Rockets
18 SF, PF Mikal Bridges New York Knicks
19 PG, SG Austin Reaves Los Angeles Lakers
20 PF, C Anthony Davis Dallas Mavericks
21 PG, SG Derrick White Boston Celtics
22 PF, C Karl-Anthony Towns New York Knicks
23 PF, C Chet Holmgren Oklahoma City Thunder
24 SF, PF Michael Porter Jr. Brooklyn Nets
25 PG, SG Tyler Herro Miami Heat
26 C Onyeka Okongwu Atlanta Hawks
27 PG, SG Kevin Porter Jr. Milwaukee Bucks
28 C Nikola Vučević Chicago Bulls
29 PG, SG Keyonte George Utah Jazz
30 C Joel Embiid Philadelphia 76ers
31 PF, C Evan Mobley Cleveland Cavaliers
32 PG Jalen Brunson New York Knicks
33 PF, C Alperen Şengün Houston Rockets
34 C Zach Edey Memphis Grizzlies
35 PF, C Alex Sarr Washington Wizards
36 SF, PF Deni Avdija Portland Trail Blazers
37 SF, PF LeBron James Los Angeles Lakers
38 PF, C Kel’el Ware Miami Heat
39 SG, SF Norman Powell Miami Heat
40 PG, SG, SF Amen Thompson Houston Rockets
41 PF, C Julius Randle Minnesota Timberwolves
42 SF, PF Franz Wagner Orlando Magic
43 PF, C Giannis Antetokounmpo Milwaukee Bucks
44 PG Jalen Suggs Orlando Magic
45 SF DeMar DeRozan Sacramento Kings
46 C Jalen Duren Detroit Pistons
47 C Mark Williams Phoenix Suns
48 SG, SF Nickeil Alexander-Walker Atlanta Hawks
49 PF, C Bam Adebayo Miami Heat
50 PG Ryan Rollins Milwaukee Bucks
51 SG, SF Jaylen Brown Boston Celtics
52 PG, SG Immanuel Quickley Toronto Raptors
53 SF, PF Paul George Philadelphia 76ers
54 C Kristaps Porziņģis Atlanta Hawks
55 PG Collin Gillespie Phoenix Suns
56 PG, SG LaMelo Ball Charlotte Hornets
57 PG, SG De’Aaron Fox San Antonio Spurs
58 SF, PF OG Anunoby New York Knicks
59 SF Kon Knueppel Charlotte Hornets
60 SF, PF Keegan Murray Sacramento Kings
61 SG, SF Grayson Allen Phoenix Suns
62 PG, SG Josh Giddey Chicago Bulls
63 PG, SG Jrue Holiday Portland Trail Blazers
64 SG, SF Donte DiVincenzo Minnesota Timberwolves
65 SG, SF, PF Josh Hart New York Knicks
66 SF Cooper Flagg Dallas Mavericks
67 SF, PF Andrew Wiggins Miami Heat
68 PF, C Jaren Jackson Jr. Memphis Grizzlies
69 SG VJ Edgecombe Philadelphia 76ers
70 SF, PF Jaden McDaniels Minnesota Timberwolves
71 PG, SG, SF Dyson Daniels Atlanta Hawks
72 PF, C Naz Reid Minnesota Timberwolves
73 PG Payton Pritchard Boston Celtics
74 SF, PF Jalen Wiliams Oklahoma City Thunder
75 C Donovan Clingan Portland Trail Blazers
76 PG, SG Devin Booker Phoenix Suns
77 C Isaiah Hartenstein Oklahoma City Thunder
78 PG, SG Tre Jones Chicago Bulls
79 SG, SF Desmond Bane Orlando Magic
80 SF, PF Brandon Miller Charlotte Hornets
81 SG, SF, PF Brandon Ingram Toronto Raptors
82 C Neemias Queta Boston Celtics
83 PG, SG Reed Sheppard Houston Rockets
84 C Jarrett Allen Cleveland Cavaliers
85 PG, SG Ajay Mitchell Oklahoma City Thunder
86 SG, SF Kyshawn George Washington Wizards
87 C Ivica Zubac LA Clippers
88 PF, C Aaron Gordon Denver Nuggets
89 C Nicolas Claxton Brooklyn Nets
90 C Deandre Ayton Los Angeles Lakers
91 SF, PF Peyton Watson Denver Nuggets
92 SF, PF Matas Buzelis Chicago Bulls
93 C Myles Turner Milwaukee Bucks
94 SF, PF Miles Bridges Charlotte Hornets
95 C Domantas Sabonis Sacramento Kings
96 PF, C Pascal Siakam Indiana Pacers
97 C Rudy Gobert Minnesota Timberwolves
98 C Luke Kornet San Antonio Spurs
99 PF, C John Collins LA Clippers
100 SF, PF Kelly Oubre Jr. Philadelphia 76ers
101 C Derik Queen New Orleans Pelicans
102 SF Jaylon Tyson Cleveland Cavaliers
103 C Wendell Carter Jr. Orlando Magic
104 PF, C Santi Aldama Memphis Grizzlies
105 PG Trae Young Washington Wizards
106 SF, PF Tari Eason Houston Rockets
107 SG, SF Sam Merrill Cleveland Cavaliers
108 C Ryan Kalkbrenner Charlotte Hornets
109 SG, SF Devin Vassell San Antonio Spurs
110 SF, PF Royce O’Neale Phoenix Suns
111 C Jay Huff Indiana Pacers
112 PF, C Jabari Smith Jr. Houston Rockets
113 SG Cam Spencer Memphis Grizzlies
114 SG, SF Ayo Dosunmu Chicago Bulls
115 SF, PF Naji Marshall Dallas Mavericks
116 SG, SF Julian Champagnie San Antonio Spurs
117 C Jusuf Nurkić Utah Jazz
118 SF, PF Jerami Grant Portland Trail Blazers
119 PG, SG Zach LaVine Sacramento Kings
120 SF, PF PJ Washington Dallas Mavericks
121 SF, PF, C Zion Williamson New Orleans Pelicans
122 PG, SG Andrew Nembhard Indiana Pacers
123 PG, SG Cason Wallace Oklahoma City Thunder
124 C Robert Williams  Portland Trail Blazers
125 PF, C Isaiah Stewart Detroit Pistons
126 C Derik Queen New Orleans Pelicans
127 SG, SF Shaedon Sharpe Portland Trail Blazers
128 SF, PF Dillon Brooks Phoenix Suns
129 PG, SG Russell Westbrook Sacramento Kings
130 SG, SF Quentin Grimes Philadelphia 76ers
131 PG Darius Garland Cleveland Cavaliers
132 PG, SG Miles McBride New York Knicks
133 PF, C Paolo Banchero Orlando Magic
134 SG, SF Max Christie Dallas Mavericks
135 SF, PF Keldon Johnson San Antonio Spurs
136 SF, PF RJ Barrett Toronto Raptors
137 PG, SG Brandin Podziemski Golden State Warriors
138 SG Cedric Coward Memphis Grizzlies
139 PG, SG Anthony Black Orlando Magic
140 PG Ja Morant Memphis Grizzlies
141 PG, SG CJ McCollum Atlanta Hawks
142 SF, PF Derrick Jones Jr. LA Clippers
143 PF, C Sandro Mamukelashvili Toronto Raptors
144 SG, SF Moses Moody Golden State Warriors
145 C Goga Bitadze Orlando Magic
146 C Daniel Gafford Dallas Mavericks
147 PF, C Al Horford Golden State Warriors
148 SG, SF Bilal Coulibaly Washington Wizards
149 PF Tobias Harris Detroit Pistons
150 C Dylan Cardwell Sacramento Kings
151 SF, PF Jake LaRavia Los Angeles Lakers
152 Moussa Diabaté Charlotte Hornets
153 PG, SG Davion Mitchell Miami Heat
154 PF, C Bobby Portis Milwaukee Bucks
155 PG T.J. McConnell Indiana Pacers
156 SG, SF, PF Ausar Thompson Detroit Pistons
157 PG, SG Kris Dunn LA Clippers
158 SF, PF Herb Jones New Orleans Pelicans
159 C Jalen Smith Chicago Bulls
160 SG, SF Bennedict Mathurin Indiana Pacers
161 SF, PF Toumani Camara Portland Trail Blazers
162 C Mitchell Robinson New York Knicks
163 SG, SF Kevin Huerter Chicago Bulls
164 SG, SF Duncan Robinson Detroit Pistons
165 PG, SG Marcus Smart Los Angeles Lakers
166 PF Obi Toppin Indiana Pacers
167 SG, SF Tim Hardaway Jr.  Denver Nuggets
168 PG, SG Jordan Goodwin Phoenix Suns
169 PG, SG De’Anthony Melton Golden State Warriors
170 C Jock Landale Memphis Grizzlies
171 C Jakob Poeltl Toronto Raptors
172 SG Seth Curry Golden State Warriors
173 PF, C Dominick Barlow Philadelphia 76ers
174 PG, SG Collin Sexton Charlotte Hornets
175 SG, SF Aaron Wiggins Oklahoma City Thunder
176 SF, PF Sam Hauser Boston Celtics
177 SG, SF Jaime Jaquez Jr. Miami Heat
178 SG, SF Alex Caruso Oklahoma City Thunder
179 SG, SF Luguentz Dort Oklahoma City Thunder
180 SF, PF Justin Champagnie Washington Wizards
181 C Andre Drummond Philadelphia 76ers
182 SF, PF Javonte Green Detroit Pistons
183 SG, SF, PF Cameron Johnson Denver Nuggets
184 PG, SG Dru Smith Miami Heat
185 PG, SG AJ Green Milwaukee Bucks
186 SG, SF Vit Krejčí Atlanta Hawks
187 PG, SG Coby White Chicago Bulls
188 PF, C Noah Clowney Brooklyn Nets
189 PF, C Draymond Green Golden State Warriors
190 PG  Egor Dëmin Brooklyn Nets
191 SG, SF, PF Jordan Walsh Boston Celtics
192 SF, PF Rui Hachimura Los Angeles Lakers
193 PG, SG Anfernee Simons Boston Celtics
194 SG, SF Ziaire Williams Brooklyn Nets
195 C Moritz Wagner Orlando Magic
196 PG, SG Stephon Castle San Antonio Spurs
197 PF, C Collin Murray-Boyles Toronto Raptors
198 PG, SG Malik Monk Sacramento Kings
199 PG, SG Luke Kennard Atlanta Hawks
200 PF, C Marvin Bagley III Washington Wizards

NBA postponed Sunday's Denver at Memphis game due to 'inclement weather in Memphis area'

NBA postponed Sunday's Denver at Memphis game due to 'inclement weather in Memphis area'

The winter storm sweeping through parts of the eastern and southern United States hit Memphis hard, leading the NBA to postpone the game scheduled for Sunday between the Denver Nuggets and the Grizzlies, the league announced.

The game “has been postponed due to inclement weather in the Memphis area,” the league said in announcing the decision.

No date for a makeup game has yet been set.

Raptors vs Thunder Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game

Raptors vs Thunder Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game

The suddenly mortal Oklahoma City Thunder haven’t looked like a juggernaut lately, and they’ll be shorthanded again tonight as they host the upstart Toronto Raptors.

After a 24-1 start, OKC is just 13-8 in its last 21 games. My Raptors vs. Thunder predictions expect the hosts to lean heavily on Chet Holmgren here in what should be a tighter battle than the line suggests.

Take a closer look at my NBA picks for this January 25 clash.

Raptors vs Thunder prediction

Raptors vs Thunder best bet: Chet Holmgren Over 28.5 points + rebounds (-112)

Last year, the Oklahoma City Thunder held the fort without Chet Holmgren, who only logged 32 games in an injury-hit regular season. This year, they’d be lost without him – and his role should only expand with OKC’s growing injury list. 

The hosts will be without Jalen Williams, Isaiah Hartenstein, Alex Caruso and Ajay Mitchell tonight against the Toronto Raptors. That’s a lot of firepower in street clothes, and Holmgren is the likeliest candidate to step up to relieve the burden on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

Chet delivered a 25-point, 13-rebound effort on Friday against the Pacers, and this is the time for a serious uptick in his 11.5 FGA per game. We’ve seen that in two of his past three outings, and I’m banking on 15+ shots here.

January has been a strong month on the boards for Holmgren. He’s averaging 10 RPG, and that spells trouble for a Toronto team that’s missing Jakob Poeltl and possibly rookie Collin Murray-Boyles, too. Look for the visitors to lean into small-ball lineups, giving Chet a major edge on the glass.

While this O/U line is a little higher than Holmgren’s season averages, he’s walking into the type of volume that an All-Star candidate should thrive on.

Raptors vs Thunder same-game parlay

The Raptors have put together a 3-1 West Coast road trip so far, and they’ve posted a solid 15-9 mark on their travels this year. Meanwhile, the Thunder are 1-4 ATS in their last five home games, so I’m taking the points here with a double-digit spread, especially given OKC’s injury list.

Even so, it’s hard to see Toronto staying close without a top-tier effort from Scottie Barnes, so I’m adding his points prop Over for this SGP. He’s averaging 22.8 PPG across his past eight contests, despite some miserable 3-point shooting, and he went past this number in his last visit to OKC.

Raptors vs Thunder SGP

  • Chet Holmgren Over 28.5 points + rebounds
  • Raptors +11
  • Scottie Barnes Over 18.5 points

Our “from downtown” SGP: Cason keeps rolling along

Cason Wallace is going to see extra opportunities tonight, with the Thunder’s backcourt injuries, and he drilled three 3-pointers against the Pacers on Friday. He’s 11-for-22 from downtown across his last six games, and he’ll get open looks when SGA draws a crowd.

Raptors vs Thunder SGP

  • Chet Holmgren Over 28.5 points + rebounds
  • Raptors +11
  • Scottie Barnes Over 18.5 points
  • Cason Wallace Over 1.5 3-pointers

Raptors vs Thunder odds

  • Spread: Raptors +11 | Thunder -11
  • Moneyline: Raptors +390 | Thunder -510
  • Over/Under: Over 224.5 | Under 224.5

Raptors vs Thunder betting trend to know

The Raptors are 6-3 ATS in their last nine contests. Find more NBA betting trends for Raptors vs. Thunder.

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Date Sunday, January 25, 2026
Tip-off 7:00 p.m. ET
TV TSN, FDSN Oklahoma

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Jonathan David finding his form at Juventus with home World Cup in Canada approaching

Jonathan David finding his form at Juventus with home World Cup in Canada approaching

ROME (AP) — Canada standout Jonathan David is rediscovering his form with a home World Cup approaching.

David scored his third goal in four matches and Juventus beat defending champion Napoli 3-0 in Serie A on Sunday.

The result meant that Luciano Spalletti got the better of Antonio Conte with both coaches meeting former squads.

Midway through the first half, David chested down a pass over the top from Manuel Locatelli and pushed it in.

Three minutes earlier, Juventus midfielder Khephren Thuram had hit the post, and three minutes after the goal the Turin club had another chance when Francisco Conceicao’s shot was cleared off the line by Napoli defender Alessandro Buongiorno.

Kenan Yildiz and Filip Kostic added second-half goals for host Juventus.

Napoli remained third, three points behind AC Milan, which visited Roma later Sunday. Juventus moved level on points with fourth-place Roma.

Spalletti coached Napoli to the Serie A title in 2023, while Conte led Juventus to three straight Italian league titles after also playing for the club.

David scored in his Serie A debut for Juventus in August but then had a long drought before rediscovering his form this month with a goal and an assist against Sassuolo and another goal against Cremonese. He also had an assist in Juve’s victory over Benfica in the Champions League on Wednesday.

David’s season has also had to weather a coaching change, with Spalletti replacing the fired Igor Tudor in October.

Canada is co-hosting this year’s World Cup with the United States and Mexico.

Canada is in a group with Qatar, Switzerland and another team still to be determined by European playoffs that include four-time champion Italy.

Lukaku makes season debut for Napoli

The only good news for Napoli was that Romelu Lukaku came on in the second half for his first action since getting injured during a preseason friendly.

Lukaku wasted his only chance after a nice setup from Rasmus Hojlund.

Also, seventh-place Atalanta routed Parma 4-0 with Giacomo Raspadori scoring in his first start for the Bergamo club after transferring from Atletico Madrid.

Daniele De Rossi’s Genoa came back from two goals down to beat 10-man Bologna 3-2 with an injury-time winner from Junior Messias; and Sassuolo beat Cremonese 1-0.

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Mavericks vs Bucks Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game

Mavericks vs Bucks Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game

The Dallas Mavericks will look to get back in the win column after breaking a four-game winning streak as they visit the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday night.

Dallas has been playing good basketball over the past couple of weeks, and I’m taking them to beat a struggling Milwaukee squad in my Mavericks vs. Bucks predictions below.

Let’s take a closer look at tonight’s matchup in my free NBA picks for Sunday, January 25.

Mavericks vs Bucks prediction

Mavericks vs Bucks best bet: Mavericks moneyline (+120)

Tonight’s game will likely see both teams without their star players on the court. And while the Dallas Mavericks will miss rookie sensation Cooper Flagg, the Milwaukee Bucks are truly in for a tough time with out superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, who will be out for several weeks with a calf injury.

That’s an especially tough pill for Milwaukee to swallow considering how much the team has been struggling even with Giannis in the lineup. The Bucks have lost five of their last six games overall, including each of their last three at home. 

Contrast that with Dallas, which seems to be coming into its own as a competitive NBA team, if one that’s still a year or more away from being a true playoff contender. And it’s not all about Flagg, as players like Max Christie (13.3 ppg) have come up big in recent weeks to show that this team has a wealth of young talent to draw on.

Without Antetokounmpo, it’s hard to see Milwaukee getting many wins against competent teams, and the Mavericks are losing far less without Flagg in the lineup than the Bucks are by losing their iconic MVP candidate. I’m taking Dallas to get the win outright on the road tonight.

Mavericks vs Bucks same-game parlay

Along with taking the Mavs to win outright tonight, I’m also going to place a bet on the Over, as this number is just too low for two teams that play around league-average pace and have generally gone above tonight’s number.

I’m also taking Max Christie to hit his scoring total of 17.5 points, as he’s gone Over this total in four straight games, and should get even more usage if Flagg isn’t in the lineup.

Mavericks vs Bucks SGP

  • Mavericks moneyline
  • Over 218.5
  • Max Christie Over 17.5 points

Our “from downtown” SGP: Max effort

Christie has dished out at least two assists in 13 straight games, and has hit 3+ in two of his last four outings. 

Mavericks vs Bucks SGP

  • Mavericks moneyline
  • Over 218.5
  • Max Christie Over 17.5 points
  • Max Christie Over 2.5 assists

Mavericks vs Bucks odds

  • Spread: Mavericks +2.5 | Bucks -2.5
  • Moneyline: Mavericks +120 | Bucks -140
  • Over/Under: Over 218.5 | Under 218.5

Mavericks vs Bucks betting trend to know

Dallas is 4-1 SU in its last five games overall. Find more NBA betting trends for Mavericks vs. Bucks.

How to watch Mavericks vs Bucks

Location Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, WI
Date Sunday, January 25, 2026
Tip-off 7:00 p.m. ET
TV MavsTV, FDSN Wisconsin

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LeBron brushes off Buss report: ‘Don’t really care’

LeBron brushes off Buss report: ‘Don’t really care’

LeBron James said he wasn’t bothered by an ESPN story this week that detailed his allegedly strained relationship with Lakers team governor Jeanie Buss, saying, “I don’t care about how somebody feels about me.”

NBA game in Minneapolis between Warriors and Timberwolves postponed after ICE shooting

NBA game in Minneapolis between Warriors and Timberwolves postponed after ICE shooting

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The NBA game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Golden State Warriors was postponed on Saturday afternoon following another fatal shooting by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis.

The league announced the decision was made to “prioritize the safety and security of the Minneapolis community” after 37-year-old Alex Pretti was killed in a confrontation with officers on a street in a commercial district less than two miles from Target Center, the downtown arena where the Timberwolves play.

The game was moved back by 24 hours, rescheduled for Sunday afternoon. The Timberwolves and Warriors are also scheduled to play on Monday night.

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What's Going On With the Knicks? Rookie Awards + Unrivaled Preview

What's Going On With the Knicks? Rookie Awards + Unrivaled Preview

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