Recap Roundups
January 21, 2017
Portland 127, Boston 123
The way things have been going for the Portland Trail Blazers this season, it would have been easy for them to mail in Saturday's end to a four-game road trip, hop on their charter and fly home.
Detroit 113, Washington 112
Marcus Morris leaned on his brother for support and made the first game-winning buzzer-beater of his NBA career.
Charlotte 112, Brooklyn 105
The Charlotte Hornets have struggled at times to close out games this season.
Atlanta 110, Philadelphia 93
The Philadelphia 76ers, who had won eight of their past 10 games, are no longer pushovers, but they remain foils for the Atlanta Hawks.
Phoenix 107, New York 105
The new year has been very good to the Phoenix Suns' Devin Booker.
Miami 109, Milwaukee 97
Don't mention the Golden State Warriors -- not when the Miami Heat are finally rolling.
Houston 119, Memphis 95
After his first NBA start and scoring a career-high 30 points, Sam Dekker was ever the same. The second-year Houston Rockets forward put on his blue jeans, a flannel shirt, and said he approached this game just like coming off the bench.
Houston 119, Memphis 95
James Harden posted another double-double with 29 points with 10 assists and forward Sam Dekker scored a career-high 30 points as the Houston Rockets cruised to a 119-95 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies Saturday night at FedExForum.
San Antonio 118, Cleveland 115
In the days before the wounded San Antonio Spurs descended on Cleveland, LeBron James anointed Kawhi Leonard the new face of the Spurs' franchise now that Tim Duncan has retired.
San Antonio 118, Cleveland 115
Kawhi Leonard capped his career-high, 41-point night with a dunk in the final seconds and the San Antonio Spurs held on for a 118-115 overtime victory Saturday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Denver 123, L.A. Clippers 98
The Denver Nuggets have been living on their offense, but they discovered that it's helpful to play a little defense.
Utah 109, Indiana 100
If George Hill wanted to send a statement to his old team after being traded to Utah over the summer, he did a good job of masking his intentions. Hill constructed an emotional wall when he faced his old team for the first time this season.
Chicago 102, Sacramento 99
Sacramento Kings standout DeMarcus Cousins might have set a franchise record for sarcasm after a questionable foul call against him led to a bitter defeat Saturday night.
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