Recap Roundups
February 10, 2016
Charlotte 117, Indiana 95
Suddenly, the Charlotte Hornets have the NBA Eastern Conference's full and undivided attention heading into the All-Star break.
San Antonio 98, Orlando 96
This is why San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard will be starting in his first NBA All-Star Game this weekend.
Sacramento 114, Philadelphia 110
Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins won his duel with rookie Jahlil Okafor -- his Philadelphia 76ers counterpart -- Wednesday.
Boston 139, L.A. Clippers 134
Doc Rivers was impressed with his old team after the Boston Celtics survived a battle with his Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.
Memphis 109, Brooklyn 90
On Tuesday, the Memphis Grizzlies received the shocking news that center Marc Gasol would be sidelined indefinitely with a fractured right foot.
Denver 103, Detroit 92
Will Barton has delivered plenty of late-game heroics for the Denver Nuggets off the bench this season. Barton did it again on Wednesday, and an added boost from backup center Jusuf Nurkic lifted the Nuggets to a satisfying win heading into the All-Star break.
Cleveland 120, L.A. Lakers 111
Kobe Bryant walked off the floor blowing kisses and waving goodbye to another roaring sell-out crowd in another visiting city.
Atlanta 113, Chicago 90
The Atlanta Hawks made sure they went into the All-Star break feeling good by sending the Chicago Bulls into the schedule break with a thud.
Atlanta 113, Chicago 90
Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose and forward Pau Gasol both have made arguments recently that the insertion of fellow teammate E'Twaun Moore into the starting lineup might do their team some good.
Minnesota 117, Toronto 112
While most of his Timberwolves teammates will have time to rest during the upcoming NBA All-Star break, Minnesota rookie Karl-Anthony Towns will be busy with the weekend's festivities.
New Orleans 100, Utah 96
Victories of any kind have been difficult to come by for the New Orleans Pelicans this season, but the tears in the eyes of coach Alvin Gentry -- as well as his uncontrollable sobs -- told a raw story of a team in collective grief.
New Orleans 100, Utah 96
Forward Anthony Davis shook off a woeful offensive start by hitting a rolling left-handed hook in the lane and a 3-pointer from the right wing in the final minute to lift the New Orleans Pelicans to a 100-96 victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night at the Smoothie King Center.
Golden State 112, Phoenix 104
The Golden State Warriors extended the best start in NBA history while extending the Phoenix Suns' frustrations Wednesday.
Portland 116, Houston 103
The Portland Trail Blazers are floating into the All-Star break on a high. The Houston Rockets are shuffling in on a low.
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