Recap Roundups
November 23, 2015
Charlotte 127, Sacramento 122
Kemba Walker likes the Charlotte Hornets’ resilience, and that resilience was never more apparent than Monday night.
Cleveland 117, Orlando 103
LeBron James isn't one to compare the game's all-time greats. Yet with every basket and every new milestone, James is climbing into the rare air of NBA legends.
Miami 95, New York 78
The Miami Heat have not had any player score more than 30 points all season.
Milwaukee 109, Detroit 88
Coming off a disappointing road trip in which they lost all three games, the Milwaukee Bucks were rested and ready to go Monday night when they returned to action against the Detroit Pistons.
Minnesota 100, Philadelphia 95
For the Minnesota Timberwolves, it was a chance to finally please their home fans. And for the Philadelphia 76ers, it was more of the same.
San Antonio 98, Phoenix 84
Christmas might still be a month away but the San Antonio Spurs and Phoenix Suns are already in a giving mood, or so it seems from the two teams' combined 49 turnovers in the Spurs' 98-84 win versus the Suns Monday.
Oklahoma City 111, Utah 89
Kevin Durant wasted no time making his presence known in his first game back from an injury absence.
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