Recap Roundups
January 28, 2017
Sacramento 109, Charlotte 106
The Sacramento Kings should be drained near the end of an eight-game, 12-day road trip.
Miami 116, Detroit 103
This just doesn't happen.
Boston 112, Milwaukee 108
It wasn't easy, but the Boston Celtics extended their winning streak to three games, holding off the Milwaukee Bucks down the stretch for a 112-108 overtime victory Saturday night at the Bradley Center.
Golden State 144, L.A. Clippers 98
Instead of celebrating one of his signature shots at the end of the second quarter Saturday night, Golden State Warriors All-Star guard Stephen Curry took time at halftime to reflect on something his college coach once told him.
Memphis 102, Utah 95
Defense isn't the only weapon in the Memphis arsenal.
Denver 123, Phoenix 112
It took about 16 minutes for the Denver Nuggets to adjust to life without starting center Nikola Jokic. Once they did, they dominated the Phoenix Suns for a fourth straight time this season.
Denver 123, Phoenix 112
Danilo Gallinari had a season-high 32 points and the Denver Nuggets erupted for a 36-13 run in the third quarter to beat the Phoenix Suns 123-112 on Saturday night.
Minnesota 129, Brooklyn 109
Karl-Anthony Towns arrived at the Minnesota Timberwolves home arena feeling sick and wondering if he would play.
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