Recap Roundups
February 06, 2017
L.A. Lakers 121, New York 107
Luke Walton once again showed he is not reluctant to shake up the Los Angeles Lakers' starting lineup.
Cleveland 140, Washington 135
With LeBron James on the court, the Cleveland Cavaliers are arguably the best team in the league. Over the last month, no NBA team won more than the Washington Wizards. Therefore, when the four-time Most Valuable Player fouled out in overtime for the first time in over three years, the defending champions appeared in trouble. That's when their other playmakers stepped up.
Indiana 93, Oklahoma City 90
The Indiana Pacers discovered yet another method to extend their winning streak on Monday night.
Toronto 118, L.A. Clippers 109
DeMar DeRozan returned to the Toronto Raptors' lineup Monday night and had an instant impact, scoring 31 points in a 118-109 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers.
Utah 120, Atlanta 95
The Utah Jazz's second decisive victory over the Atlanta Hawks gave them a seven-game winning streak against Eastern Conference teams and increased their lead over second-place Oklahoma City to 3 1/2 games in the Northwest Division.
Detroit 113, Philadelphia 96
Stan Van Gundy wanted to see more intensity from his starting unit after halftime, particularly from his floor leader Reggie Jackson.
New Orleans 111, Phoenix 106
During their recent 0-3 road trip, the New Orleans Pelicans played so atrociously on offense in the fourth quarter that coach Alvin Gentry would have been well-advised to check the status of his long-term annuities.
Miami 115, Minnesota 113
The Miami Heat have learned this season to overcome many different obstacles.
Denver 110, Dallas 87
Nikola Jokic tormented the Dallas Mavericks in the first two games this season, but when foul trouble held him in check, Will Barton took over.
Memphis 89, San Antonio 74
If every win in the NBA is a good win, then the Memphis Grizzlies consider every win over the San Antonio Spurs a great win.
Chicago 112, Sacramento 107
Dwyane Wade had three days to stew after he mishandled the Chicago Bulls' chance for a last-second victory over the Houston Rockets. Given another opportunity Monday against the Sacramento Kings, he had only one thing on his mind.
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