The New York Knicks managed to turn in a big win despite being without star forward Kristaps Porzingis on Wednesday, and they may have to try and pull the same trick again. The Knicks hope to have Porzingis back from an ankle injury when they host the Orlando Magic on Sunday.

The Golden State Warriors occasionally show off just how well their offense is capable of performing, like they did on Friday at Orlando. The Warriors will try to replicate that performance and keep their stars healthy when they continue a six-game road trip with a visit to the Miami Heat on Sunday.

The Minnesota Timberwolves have struggled to string together wins of late but a favorable stretch of the schedule may help them find a rhythm. The stretch begins Sunday night when the Los Angeles Clippers - fresh off a 26-point loss at lowly Dallas on Saturday - visit the Timberwolves, who have exchanged losses and wins over the last seven outings.

The Oklahoma City Thunder added All-Stars Carmelo Anthony and Paul George to a roster that already included reigning MVP Russell Westbrook, but the production of the role players on the roster could determine how far the team goes. The Thunder will try to get another strong performance from someone other than the big three and earn a second consecutive win when they host the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday.

The Houston Rockets are coming off a dominant 4-0 homestand, but they've been truly spectacular on the road this season and will commence a three-game trip at the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday. The Rockets, who have won six in a row and 12 of 13, took four straight at the Toyota Center by an average of 20 points, barely eclipsing that mark in Wednesday's 118-97 victory over Indiana.