Recap Roundups
November 02, 2016
Toronto 113, Washington 103
Whether with the gold medal-winning USA Basketball team or on his own, DeMar DeRozan put in work this offseason. His NBA opponents are learning just how much.
Charlotte 109, Philadelphia 93
Kemba Walker scored 22 points and the Charlotte Hornets came alive in the second half to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 109-93 on Wednesday night at the Spectrum Center.
Brooklyn 109, Detroit 101
The recovery from the worst loss of the young season began with Brook Lopez making 3-pointers and ended with Sean Kilpatrick handling point guard duties.
Houston 118, New York 99
James Harden has made a seamless transition from shooting guard to point guard for the Houston Rockets.
L.A. Lakers 123, Atlanta 116
Lou Williams, a former Atlanta Hawks player returning to his hometown Wednesday, was no factor for the Los Angeles Lakers until the fourth quarter. Then the veteran guard couldn't be stopped.
Memphis 89, New Orleans 83
The Memphis Grizzlies shot 35 percent, missed 19 of their 27 attempts from beyond the arc, committed 20 turnovers and managed but nine points in the fourth quarter.
Memphis 89, New Orleans 83
JaMychal Green scored 21 points, Mike Conley added 20 and Marc Gasol, who had struggled throughout the game, dropped in a key 3-pointer in overtime to lead the Memphis Grizzlies past the New Orleans Pelicans 89-83 on Wednesday night at FedExForum.
Boston 107, Chicago 100
The Celtics were missing two starters, and they blew a 16-point fourth-quarter lead at TD Garden on Wednesday night.
Boston 107, Chicago 100
The Boston Celtics blew a 16-point lead in the fourth quarter but held on for a 107-100 victory over the previously undefeated Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night.
Utah 97, Dallas 81
It could take other NBA teams a while to figure out how to counteract the Utah Jazz defense. Utah is already staking a claim as the league's best defensive team just a few games into the season.
Phoenix 118, Portland 115
Eric Bledsoe knew he wasn't going to let anyone else take the last shot. He just didn't know what that shot would end up looking like.
Oklahoma City 85, L.A. Clippers 83
Russell Westbrook said he'll treat facing Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors Thursday night just like any other game on the Oklahoma City Thunder's schedule.
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