Recap Roundups
November 17, 2016
Washington 119, New York 112
Whether or not the NBA calendar suggests it's too early for a must-win game, the Washington Wizards needed one, badly. Thanks to stellar 3-point shooting and an intact starting lineup, they got what they needed.
Miami 96, Milwaukee 73
After scoring 20 points in the first seven minutes, the Milwaukee Bucks put up only 25 in the second half.
Houston 126, Portland 109
While guard James Harden produced a stat line worthy of praise and recognition, it was the return of guard Patrick Beverley that provided the Rockets the balance and depth they have lacked over the opening four weeks of the season.
Minnesota 110, Philadelphia 86
When Andrew Wiggins bypassed playing for Team Canada in the Olympics this summer, his mind was on fulfilling his potential as one of the NBA's best young stars heading into his third season.
Chicago 85, Utah 77
A new rugged defensive identity is taking shape in Chicago after the Bulls stumbled down the stretch a season ago.
Chicago 85, Utah 77
Jimmy Butler scored 20 points and Dwyane Wade added 18 to lead the Chicago Bulls to their fourth consecutive victory, a 85-77 decision over the Utah Jazz on Thursday night.
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