CLEVELAND (Interstat) — The Motor City Cruise will visit the Cleveland Charge on Tuesday in a G League game at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland. Both teams will enter the matchup with 0-0 records.

Motor City will be the visiting team. Cleveland will be the home team. The Cruise will look to begin their season on a positive note after dropping a 123-116 decision at Osceola in their most recent game. The Charge will aim to bounce back after a 126-123 home loss to Capital City in their most recent outing.

Motor City’s upcoming schedule includes two home games against Noblesville and two home games against Grand Rapids. The Cruise will then visit Iowa, return home for two games against Windy City, visit Sioux Falls twice and host Iowa. Cleveland’s next stretch includes home games against Sioux Falls and Iowa, two road games at Grand Rapids, a road game at Sioux Falls, a home game against Iowa, two road games at Wisconsin and two road games at Noblesville. That stretch will give both teams a series of early-season tests against familiar opponents.

The game will match two teams seeking their first win of the season. The Charge will play at the Wolstein Center, their home venue in Cleveland. The Wolstein Center will host the contest in Cleveland, Ohio. Both teams will try to establish momentum in the early portion of the G League schedule. Motor City will continue a busy stretch that includes games against Noblesville, Grand Rapids, Iowa, Windy City and Sioux Falls. Cleveland will face a mix of home and road contests in the coming weeks, with games against Sioux Falls, Iowa, Grand Rapids, Wisconsin and Noblesville.

The Cruise and Charge will both be looking to set an early tone in a season that is just beginning. Motor City will aim to use its road game as a starting point before returning home for a series of contests. Cleveland will try to defend its home court and build momentum before heading out for a stretch of road games. The early portion of the schedule will feature several games against opponents from the same group, giving both teams a chance to build continuity. Motor City will alternate between home and road contests during that stretch, while Cleveland will see a balanced mix of home and away games.

Interstat’s game simulator is projecting a final score of Motor City 125, Cleveland 124. Interstat’s ELO system is projecting Cleveland with a 55.2 percent probability to win.