The Milwaukee Bucks host the East-leading Chicago Bulls in not only a rivalry game, but their NBA Cup pool play opener on Nov. 7.

The Raptors are the only team in the league with three guys averaging at least 20 PPG (Scottie Barnes, R.J. Barrett and Brandon Ingram). Toronto has won three straight (it helps playing the Cavs without three of their top four players and the mess that is the Grizzlies) with what is quietly a top-10 offense.

The NBA season only recently got underway, but the league already has some intriguing storylines piling up. Here are the games to watch this week.

The Sacramento Kings (1-2) are hitting the road to United Center on Wednesday where they will meet the Chicago Bulls (3-0). The Kings played the Lakers and went home with a loss by a final score of 127-120 in their last game.

Nikola Jokic has started the season with three consecutive triple doubles and Denver was a shot away from being 3-0. Aaron Gordon dropped 50 points in the season opener, Jamal Murray 43 in their most recent outing, and Denver has the third-ranked offensive efficiency.