Andre Snellings

For the second time this calendar year, the NBA has gathered the attention of the sports world to Las Vegas. After introducing this class of rookies during the NBA 2K25 Summer League in July, this time they return to coronate the winner of the Emirates NBA Cup. The final four is set, with the top-seeded Milwaukee Bucks facing the third-seeded Atlanta Hawks in the Eastern bracket, and the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder facing the second-seeded Houston Rockets for Western supremacy.

Monday is the last night of regular season action before the Emirates NBA Cup championship will be settled, with six games outside of Las Vegas.

Andre Snellings breaks down his favorite bets for Tuesday's NBA cup final between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Milwaukee Bucks.

Giannis Antetokounmpo has several factors working in his favor in his hunt for a third MVP.

The Bucks got off to a dreadful start this season, losing eight of their first 10 games to fall to the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings.

The NBA Cup final has arrived, and it has followed chalk exactly. The top seed in the West, Oklahoma City, will take on the top seed in the East, Milwaukee.

The schedule this week has been unusual, to say the least. The Emirates NBA Cup Final on Tuesday, followed by a league-wide day off on Wednesday, meant

The NBA will be off on Tuesday for Christmas Eve, so the Monday slate is jam-packed with 14 games and 28 of the 30 teams in action.

Now that we're two months into the NBA season, the awards races are heating up. Some are closer than others, but all have plenty of compelling elements for bettors and fans.

Happy Holidays! The NBA took Christmas Eve off, but there is a lot of action on Christmas Day for us to get into. There are five games on the slate, running sequentially, so you can watch and follow the run all day long. All of the games are marquee matchups, as well, with many of the biggest names and best teams on display.