Recap Roundups
January 19, 2017
Cleveland 118, Phoenix 103
The Cavaliers had played poorly for long enough offensively that coach Tyronn Lue thought they needed a reminder of how good they can be when they play the right way.
Miami 99, Dallas 95
Dallas Mavericks power forward Dirk Nowitzki is well aware of the scouting report on Miami Heat point guard Goran Dragic, who is known for his ability to finish at the rim.
Washington 113, New York 110
The Washington Wizards started the season by winning just seven of their first 20 games, but a long home winning streak and the play of guard John Wall has turned things around.
San Antonio 118, Denver 104
Quality depth through the grueling NBA season is often the factor that separates the league's contenders from its pretenders. No team knows that more than San Antonio, which habitually rests some of its older players and expects little to no let-down from its reserves, no matter their level of experience.
Minnesota 104, L.A. Clippers 101
Karl-Anthony Towns carried the Minnesota Timberwolves with a clutch fourth-quarter performance Thursday night.
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