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The Houston Rockets will attempt to put an end to an untimely three-game losing streak when they visit the Phoenix Suns on Sunday night. The Rockets (51-25) need any combination of three wins or three losses by the Utah Jazz (47-29) over the final six games of the regular season in order to clinch the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference playoffs. The Jazz, who visit San Antonio on Sunday, hold the tiebreaker over the Rockets by virtue of winning the season series, 2-1. Continue to Article

April 02, 2017 2:23:am EST

The Washington Wizards complete the West Coast portion of their marathon road to the regular-season finish line when they visit the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night. The Wizards played 12 road games in March, including three in the past five days to begin a four-city Western swing. The results in March were surprisingly good, with Washington recording wins at Toronto, Phoenix, Denver, Sacramento, Portland, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Los Angeles. Continue to Article

April 01, 2017 7:05:pm EST

The Washington Wizards complete the West Coast portion of their marathon road to the regular-season finish line when they visit the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night. The Wizards played 12 road games in March, including three in the past five days to begin a four-city Western swing. The results in March were surprisingly good, with Washington recording wins at Toronto, Phoenix, Denver, Sacramento, Portland, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Los Angeles. Continue to Article

April 01, 2017 7:05:pm EST

How the Utah Jazz fare in two late-season games against the San Antonio Spurs will go a long way into determining their playoff seeding in the Western Conference. The first of those two games is Sunday at the AT&T Center in San Antonio as the Jazz try to keep their tenuous on the fourth spot in the standings and the home-court advantage that comes with it. Utah (47-29) leads the Los Angeles Clippers, who the Jazz are likely to see in the first round of the playoffs, by one game with six remaining. Continue to Article

April 01, 2017 6:35:pm EST

How the Utah Jazz fare in two late-season games against the San Antonio Spurs will go a long way into determining their playoff seeding in the Western Conference. The first of those two games is Sunday at the AT&T Center in San Antonio as the Jazz try to keep their tenuous on the fourth spot in the standings and the home-court advantage that comes with it. Utah (47-29) leads the Los Angeles Clippers, who the Jazz are likely to see in the first round of the playoffs, by one game with six remaining. Continue to Article

April 01, 2017 6:35:pm EST