The Washington Wizards are back in Ohio for the second time this month as they take on the Cleveland Cavaliers at RocketMortgage Fieldhouse.

It’s the second meeting between the two teams this month after the Cavs beat the Wizards last week in Cleveland in the NBA Cup finale. Since the two teams didn’t qualify for the knockout stage, the league scheduled this matchup, which happens to be a rematch from East Group C play.

The Cavs easily handled the Wizards, who have the league’s worst record at 3-19. The Wizards lost 16 consecutive games before beating the Denver Nuggets last week, snapping the long skid.

Meanwhile, the Cavaliers have the league’s best record, and they will look to continue flexing their muscles and grabbing a win against the worst team in the league.

This will be a good test for the Wizards, but the team still has a lengthy injury report despite having four full days of rest since their last game. Either way, the Wizards will fight tooth and nail to try and grab the biggest upset win of the season.

Here’s a look at everything you need to know ahead of tonight’s game:

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UPDATE: December 15, 2024 at 1:30pm EST— Despite expectations, it appears Taylor Swift has decided not to attend the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Cleveland Browns.

“Official word from stadium security is that Taylor Swift is not attending today’s game,” Associated Press sports writer Tom Withers reported prior to the game. Although Withers noted that he’s “been lied to before” and that “lucky media members” would be “continuing our Swift stakeout” regardless, Swift has not been spotted since the game began.

Still interested to see how Swift’s schedule lines up with the rest of Kelce’s regular season? Scroll down!

ORIGINAL STORY—Taylor Swift could very well make it to her first away game of the season as the Kansas City face off against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, December 15.

Having finished up the Eras Tour on December 8, Swift does not appear to have any scheduling conflicts that would keep her from attending today’s game in Cleveland, Ohio. Of course, her lack of prior commitments does not necessarily mean the “Anti-Hero” singer will make an appearance at Huntington Bank Field. Despite having some time off in September, Swift missed two away games in a row, reportedly skipping the Atlanta Falcons game to catch up with friends.

Still, it’s possible that Taylor Swift, who celebrated her 35th birthday on December 13, will want to keep the party going with Travis Kelce on Sunday. After visiting patients at Children’s Mercy Hospital the day before her milestone birthday, the singer reportedly stuck around Kansas City to celebrate “just them two.”

Although Travis Kelce was spotted at the Chiefs “mandatory” Christmas Party on Friday, a source told Page Six that the 35-year-old NFL player left the party early to “be with Taylor for her birthday.” And yes, the source says “he got her a ton of gifts.”

Either way, how does her schedule line up with the rest of their NFL season? Here’s what we know:

December 21: Chiefs vs. Texans (Home)

As far as we know, Taylor Swift is free to attend this home game! “Taylor’s exhausted,” a source recently told Us Weekly. “She’s excited for some relaxation and downtime.” According to the source, “Taylor plans to stay in and hibernate [with Travis] for a while.”