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The Live Wall · 8 live · 1 to come

Rockets lead the Hawks 44–41 with 8:30 left in the second.Rockets lead 44–41.

Our model makes it 55–45 Hawks — the hottest of 8 games being played.

heat 54 · warm — this product's ordering of where to look, not a statistic

LeverageThe leverage ladder

Who can still swing

MIL above the lineIND below

Our model through the game — MIL 33% now, 60 readings.

10-point swingtoward IND · Q3 9:25

heat 45

2 of 8 on the wall · IND 67% by our model · 4 lead changes

UTA above the lineMEM below

Our model through the game — UTA 59% now, 60 readings.

4-point swingtoward UTA · Q1 7:10

heat 41

3 of 8 on the wall · UTA 59% by our model · 1 lead change

MIA above the lineDAL below

Our model through the game — MIA 71% now, 60 readings.

4-point swingtoward MIA · Q3 2:03

heat 41

4 of 8 on the wall · MIA 71% by our model · 3 lead changes

CLE above the lineMIN below

Our model through the game — CLE 19% now, 60 readings.

36-point swingtoward MIN · Q4 0:38

heat 34

5 of 8 on the wall · MIN 81% by our model · 13 lead changes

heat 14

6 of 8 on the wall · OKC 89% by our model · 2 lead changes

heat 1

7 of 8 on the wall · BOS 100% by our model · 0 lead changes

heat 0

8 of 8 on the wall · CHA 100% by our model · 8 lead changes

Tonight 10:00 PM ET · 1 game

How in doubt each game is

Hawks55%
Jazz59%
Pacers67%
Heat71%
Timberwolves81%
Thunder89%
Celtics100%
Hornets100%

coin flip · 50%decided · 100%

Slate as of 9:25 PM ET · live · 20s tick · win probability is our own model, read play by play

What is live, and what is ours

Score, clock and period are read off the live scoreboard and are seconds old. Win probability is this product's calibrated model, re-read after every play from the score, the clock and who has the ball. Heat is our ordering of where to look, not a statistic: how in doubt a game is, how late it is, how hard it just swung, and whether it is about to tip. A game whose plays have not been read yet is ranked from its scoreboard alone and says so. The swing is the largest move in our model's probability over a game's last twelve plays.