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Nightly Pulse: NBA news & highlights from Nov. 30

Stay in the know on tonight's NBA action as we keep you updated with the latest news and happenings around the league.

🚨📢Saturday’s Schedule📢🚨

Hawks at Hornets (League Pass, Live)

Sixers at Pistons (League Pass, Live)

Wizards at Bucks (League Pass, 8ET)

Warriors at Suns (NBATV/League Pass, 9ET)

Mavericks at Jazz (League Pass, 930 ET)


🚨Final Alert🚨Hawks Defeat Hornets, 107-104

Jalen Johnson led Atlanta with 20 points, three rebounds, nine assists and three blocks.

Brandon Milled led Charlotte with 32 points, eight rebounds and four assists.


Book is in the Building 📕🏢

Devin Booker is ready for his battle with the Golden State Warriors


Brandon Miller is Cooking 👩🏿‍🍳

This is his seventh straight game with at least 20 points.


Hawks and Hornets Enter the Fourth Quarter. Hawks Lead Hornets, 77-76

Jalen Johnson leads ATL with 15 points, three rebounds and seven assists.

Brandon Miller leads Charlotte with 21 points, five rebounds and three assists.


Fear the Deer 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌

Milwaukee Bucks starting unit for their matchup with the Washington Wizards


Halftime in Charlotte. Hawks Lead Hornets, 55-50

Clint Capela has four points and 10 rebounds. Jalen Johnson has eight points, two rebounds and five assists.

Brandon Miller leads the Hornets with 16 points.


Pistons Starting Unit ⚙️⚙️⚙️⚙️⚙️

Cade Cunningham was a late scratch for the Pistons, but this young group will look to keep the good times rolling.


Washington Drip 💦

The Wizards look to grab an upset win against the Bucks on Saturday.


Sixers Starting Five🖐️

Paul George is back in action for Philly tonight.


We Are Live! Charlotte vs. Atlanta is Underway 🛑LIVE 🎞️🎥

Atlanta looks to continue its mini surge against a shorthanded Charlotte team.


📝 🍿Three Key Storylines Headed Into the Night🍿📝

  1. Golden State and Phoenix face off. The Warriors have one of the best records in the Western Conference, but they’ll have to match up with a Suns team that’s only lost two games with Kevin Durant in the lineup.
  2. Milwaukee looks to stay hot. The Bucks are back to .500 after winning seven of their last eight outings. They’ll look to get above .500 in a favorable home matchup against the Washington Wizards, who only have two wins all season.
  3. Detroit looks to continue a surprising start. The Pistons have nine wins through 21 games, which is truly miraculous since they had four wins all season. They’ll look to continue that success against a struggling Sixers team. Paul George is expected to make his return to the court for Philly in that game.

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