The NBA has great matchups set for Christmas Day and you can watch all day long on ESPN, ABC, and ESPN+. Check out the schedule, odds for every game, and more for Christmas Day.
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NBA Christmas Day Odds
The Celtics are the biggest favorite on Christmas Day (-10.5) as they take on the 76ers. Check out the schedule and odds for every game.
MatchupTime (ET)LineO/USan Antonio @ New York12:00 PMNY -9.5224.5Minnesota @ Dallas2:30 PMDAL -5.5221.5Philadelphia @ Boston5:00 PMBOS -10.5222.5LA Lakers @ Golden State8:00 PMGS -3.5224.5Denver @ Phoenix10:30 PMDEN -2.5233.5New to sports betting? Check out our guides
Lakers Take on Warriors
(The Warriors take on the Lakers. Photo: Eakin Howard-Imagn Images)The Lakers (16-13) face the Warriors (15-13) at 8 pm ET in a battle of two teams that have been all over the place this season. After strong starts for both teams, they have struggled to gain footing as the season gets closer to the New Year. Anthony Davis has been leading the way for the Lakers as he is averaging 26.6 points per game while grabbing 11.8 rebounds. LeBron James is dishing out 9.0 assists per game. For the Warriors, Stephen Curry is the leading scorer at 21.8 points per game and he is also averaging 6.6 assists.
Nuggets Battle the Suns
(The Nuggets and Suns are the final game on a packed Christmas. Photo: Dale Zanine-Imagn Images)The Nuggets (16-11) and Suns (14-14) will cap off the night in a Western Conference battle that features superstar Nikola Jokic. He has been unstoppable this season as he is averaging 30.9 points, 12.5 rebounds, and 9.7 assists per game. The Suns are not off to the start they hoped for and have been dealing with some injuries. Kevin Durant is their top scorer at 27.1 points per game.
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