Nightly Pulse: NBA Recap & News from Jan. 22

The Timberwolves will be facing off against the Mavericks in a live game airing on ESPN. Don't miss the action as these two teams battle it out on the court. Tune in to see all the excitement unfold in this thrilling matchup.

NBA Scores tonight (Jan.22)

Suns at Nets (Live, NBA League Pass)

Pistons at Hawks (Live, NBA League Pass)

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

Hornets at Grizzlies (8:00 PM ET, NBA League Pass)

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

Warriors at Kings (10:00 PM ET, ESPN)

Celtics at Clippers (10:30 PM ET, NBA League Pass)

Tonight’s NBA Rivals Week action set to tip

The Rivals Week action gets underway at 7:30 with three great matchups including

Pistons vs HawksSuns vs NetsTimberwolves vs Mavericks

Nets lineup

Here’s how the Nets will line up tonight with Cameron Johnson (ankle) sidelined.

Suns lineup

The Suns will counter with this starting five as KD makes his return to the Barclays Center

Mavericks lineup

Daniel Gafford steps in as the starting center for the Mavericks and gets a big test against Rudy Gobert and the T’Wolves.

Timberwolves lineup

Ant-Man and company head to Dallas to take on the Mavericks in a nationally televised showdown.

Pistons lineup

Cade Cunningham and the red-hot Pistons head to ATL to face Trae Young and the Hawks.

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Hawks lineup

Trae Young and the Hawks look to improve to 12-7 in front of the home crowd but it’s be no easy matchup against a surging Pistons squad.

Required readingDaniel Gafford ready to emerge for MavsNBA All-Star starters to be announced Thursday on TNTLatest Kia Rookie Ladder update Top NBA storylines tonightCavs vs Rockets showcase best from East and West: The East’s No.1 seed, the Cleveland Cavaliers, head to Houston to face the No.2 seed in the West. Stars like Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, Jalen Green and more will be going toe-to-toe in one of the best regular season matchups of the year so far.Hawks, Pistons jockey for playoff position: There is half the season still to play but there is a logjam forming in the East with three teams (Heat, Magic, Pistons) all within one game of the Hawks for the coveted 6-seed in the East. The Pistons are just a half game back and have a big opportunity tonight as they face the Hawks in Atlanta.Red-hot Kings get national spotlight: The Kings are tied with the Pacers for the best record in the league this month (8-1) and are 9-1 in their last 10 overall. They will take on their regional rivals, the Warriors, tonight on national TV with a 10:30 ET tipoff on ESPN.