NBA Daily Picks: The Celtics’ victorious streak to be challenged by a formidable test against the Knicks.

Fadeaway World, with a 65.4% accuracy rate, is on a quest for redemption in the NBA games scheduled for tonight, aiming to improve upon their current 5-5 record.

Despite feeling content with their overall season tally of 242-127 after a decent round of predictions, the platform is eager to make a stronger comeback in the upcoming three-game lineup, which promises exciting matchups.

Expressing confidence in their ability to offer insightful analysis, Fadeaway World previews the clashes between the Orlando Magic and the Detroit Pistons, the Boston Celtics and the New York Knicks, and the Brooklyn Nets and the Minnesota Timberwolves.

In the first game, the Orlando Magic, with a 31-25 record, face the struggling Detroit Pistons (8-47) at Little Caesars Arena. Despite a recent victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Magic will be without Markelle Fultz due to a knee injury.

In contrast, the Pistons, coming off a loss against the Indiana Pacers, will be missing Quentin Grimes and Isaiah Stewart.

The Magic’s recent momentum and depth give them an edge in this matchup, with a prediction of Magic defeating Pistons 119-110.

The second game features a Saturday night showdown at Madison Square Garden, where the Boston Celtics (44-12) take on the New York Knicks (34-22).

The Celtics, riding a seven-game winning streak, face a formidable defensive challenge from the Knicks, who boast one of the league’s best defenses.

Despite the absence of key players like Julius Randle and OG Anunoby, the Knicks’ defensive prowess and home-court advantage make them the favorites in this closely contested battle. The prediction is Knicks defeating Celtics 120-115.

In the third and final game, the Brooklyn Nets (21-24) take on the Minnesota Timberwolves (39-17) at the Target Center.

Following a coaching change with Kevin Ollie now at the helm, the Nets seek to improve their defensive struggles. On the other hand, the Timberwolves, leading the Western Conference, are buoyed by Anthony Edwards’ stellar performances and a seven-game homestand.

With a formidable size advantage and recent dominance, the Timberwolves are predicted to defeat the Nets 122-110, bouncing back from a recent loss.