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The Giants Host Washington With the NFC East Lead

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Thursday Night Night Football for Week 12 Features the Commanders @ Giants

Thursday Night Football has the NFC East leader hosting a Washington side that has not won on the road all season, on Prime Video at 8:15. Before it, Montreal visit Boston with a point between them at the top of the Atlantic, and the day opens early with Carolina in Seattle at noon.

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CAR Hurricanes @ SEA Kraken — 12:00 PM ET

NHL · Watch on Hurricanes Hockey Network, NHL Network, TVAS, KONG, Sportsnet.ca, Kraken on Prime, ESPN+

The Carolina Hurricanes (14-3-2) have 30 points and a plus 33 goal differential, the best in the league. The Seattle Kraken (9-6-1) have 19 and have scored exactly as many as they have allowed. The noon start is the catch: if you want the best team in hockey you need a screen before lunch, and ESPN+ is the way out of market.

MTL Canadiens @ BOS Bruins — 7:00 PM ET

NHL · Watch on TSN2, RDS, New England Sports Network, NESN 360, ESPN+

The Boston Bruins (13-4-1) have 27 points, lead the Atlantic and have won 4 straight. The Montreal Canadiens (11-3-4) have 26, level with Tampa Bay, and have not lost in regulation in 10 games. A single point separates 1st from 3rd in that division. On a night with 11 NHL games, this is the one to pick.

TOR Raptors @ PHI 76ers — 7:00 PM ET

NBA · Watch on NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Philadelphia+, NBA League Pass

The Philadelphia 76ers (9-3) have slipped behind Boston in the East. The Toronto Raptors (5-5) have the better point differential of the 2 despite 4 more defeats, which tells you Philadelphia have been winning narrowly, at plus 1.0 a night. A regional broadcast, so League Pass is the answer out of market.

DAL Mavericks @ MIN Timberwolves — 8:00 PM ET

NBA · Watch on NBATV, KFAA-TV, KARE 11, KXLT 47.2, KBJR 6.3, KEYC 7.3, WECX 14.1, Timberwolves on DAZN, MavsTV, NBA League Pass

The Minnesota Timberwolves (8-3) have won 4 straight and are outscoring teams by 11.1 a night, 3rd best in the league. The Dallas Mavericks (7-4) have won 3 in a row. NBATV has it, so of the 4 NBA games tonight this is the only one that needs no regional network, and 2 teams on streaks is the right one to put there.

Memphis @ South Florida — 8:00 PM ET

NCAAF · Watch on ESPN

Memphis (7-2) are 4-1 in the American and a game behind North Texas at 5-0. South Florida (6-3) are 2-3 in the league and lost their last one. This is the better of the 2 college football games tonight, it is on ESPN at 8:00, and Memphis are still in the conference race.

WAS Commanders @ NYG Giants — 8:15 PM ET

NFL · Watch on Prime Video

The New York Giants (5-2-1) lead the NFC East and are unbeaten inside it at 2-0-1. The Washington Commanders (2-5-1) have not won a road game all season and have been outscored by 30. The division gap is already wide enough that a Washington loss here closes the door on it. Prime Video has the only NFL game until Sunday.

The Rest of the NHL Slate (9):

11 games today and 5 of them start at 7:00. Colorado and Ottawa are dead level on 24 points. Minnesota (30) are tied with Carolina a point behind Edmonton for the most in the league, and they visit a Toronto side that has lost 4 straight. ESPN+ carries nearly all of this out of market.

The Rest of the NBA Slate (2):

Only 4 NBA games on a Thursday. Detroit (7-3) at Washington (4-7) is the better of these 2, with the Wizards on a 4-game slide. Charlotte and Phoenix are 4-7 and 4-6. Both are regional, so League Pass out of market.

Also Tonight (2):

A Sun Belt game on ESPN2, and the only ranked college basketball on the board. BYU are 23rd in the AP poll released Monday, which runs through games of November 8. Montana State are not receiving votes.

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