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Philadelphia Takes the East’s Best Record to Detroit

5 Games on 3 Services
NBA Doubleheader on ESPN carries this early November slate

3 of the 4 perfect records left in the Champions League go on the road this afternoon, all of them on Paramount+. Tonight the NBA runs a 14-game slate led by the East’s top 2 records meeting in Detroit, and TNT has the Blackhawks in Sunrise.

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Real Madrid @ AEK Athens — 12:45 PM ET

UCL · Watch on Paramount+

Real Madrid are 3-0-0 with 9 points, 1 of only 4 perfect records left in the league phase, and they have conceded just 5 goals doing it. AEK Athens are 1-0-2 with 3 points and a minus 5 difference, but Athens is the loudest building Madrid will visit before January.

Real Betis @ Borussia Dortmund — 3:00 PM ET

UCL · Watch on Paramount+

Real Betis are the quietest 3-0-0 in the competition, 9 points with a plus 3 difference and 4 goals conceded. Borussia Dortmund are 2-0-1 with 6 points and have lost once. This is the best game of the 3:00 window by some distance, and the one most likely to cost somebody a perfect record.

PHI 76ers @ DET Pistons — 7:00 PM ET

NBA · Watch on ESPN Unlimited, NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Philadelphia+

The Philadelphia 76ers (7-1) have the best record in the East and have won 4 straight. The Detroit Pistons (6-1) are half a game back in 2nd and have won 3. Detroit is without Jalen Duren and Isaiah Joe, a thin way to meet the conference leader, and this is still the best game on the board tonight.

CHI Blackhawks @ FLA Panthers — 7:30 PM ET

NHL · Watch on TNT, TruTV, HBO Max

The Chicago Blackhawks (4-10-1) have 9 points, last in the Central, and have not won a road game all season at 0-5-1. The Florida Panthers (8-5-2) have 18 and are 3-2-0 at home. It is the national game and the matchup is lopsided, so the thing to watch is whether Chicago can win anywhere other than the United Center.

CLE Cavaliers @ OKC Thunder — 8:00 PM ET

NBA · Watch on Thunder Gameday Network, KSBI 52, KQCW 19, Cavaliers on DAZN, Thunder+, NBA League Pass

The Oklahoma City Thunder (5-2) are 1.5 games out of 1st in the West and will be without Chet Holmgren until at least January after a patellar tendon procedure. The Cleveland Cavaliers (4-3) are 6th in the East and are missing Jaylon Tyson and Peyton Watson. Oklahoma City without Holmgren is a different team, and Cleveland is built to test that.

DAL Mavericks @ SAS Spurs — 9:30 PM ET

NBA · Watch on ESPN Unlimited, CWSA, Spurs on DAZN

The San Antonio Spurs (5-2) have won 5 straight, tied for the longest active run in the West. The Dallas Mavericks (4-3) are 9th in the conference and will be without Max Christie. Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg against Victor Wembanyama on ESPN is the most watchable thing on the late board.

Champions League Matchday 4 (7):

7 more league phase games, 1 at 12:45 and 6 at 3:00, and every one of them is on Paramount+. Liverpool are the other perfect record in action, while Manchester City, Arsenal and Napoli are all away from home as well.

The Rest of the NBA Slate (11):

A 14-game night: every team except Orlando and Golden State is playing. Beyond the 3 games above, all 11 are regional, and nearly every one sits behind a team’s own network or its direct app. That is what makes NBA League Pass the out-of-market answer on a night like this.

Also Tonight (6):

3 more NHL games, including the back half of TNT’s doubleheader at 10:00, and 3 MAC football games. Toledo (6-2) sits 2nd in the conference and is the only one of tonight’s 6 college teams still chasing anything.

See more: Full TV Schedule · Champions League schedule · NBA schedule · NHL schedule · NCAAF schedule

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