Tuesday Sports Guide: What to Watch on November 10

November 10 is packed with live sports. You can catch pro and college games all day and night. Basketball, football, hockey, and tennis are all on the menu. There are games on cable, local channels, and streaming apps. It is a full slate for anyone who loves competition.

The NBA is the main event in the evening. At 7:30 PM Eastern, the Milwaukee Bucks visit the New York Knicks. Then the Boston Celtics play the Philadelphia 76ers at 8:00 PM. Western games start at 9:00 PM with the LA Clippers against the Phoenix Suns, and the Miami Heat against the Utah Jazz. Later, Orlando plays Sacramento at 10:00 PM. The night ends with Oklahoma City against Portland at 11:00 PM. Most games stream on NBA League Pass, and some air on local networks too.

College football has two big MAC matchups at 7:00 PM. Kent State travels to Bowling Green, and Western Michigan heads to Akron. The NHL is even busier with seven games. Four start at 7:00 PM, including Washington versus Ottawa and Minnesota versus Montreal. At 7:30 PM, Florida plays Columbus. The Detroit Red Wings take on St. Louis at 8:00 PM. The late game at 10:00 PM features Nashville versus Los Angeles. You can find these on ESPN+, TNT, Hulu, and other sports channels.

Tennis fans get the WTA Finals. This is group stage action with the best singles and doubles players in the world. Every set matters because it decides who moves to the semifinals. World number one Aryna Sabalenka is in the afternoon session. The Tennis Channel shows live coverage all day, and Tennis Channel Plus lets you watch every court without breaks. Think about how each point could change who advances.