Recap Roundups
December 10, 2016
Washington 110, Milwaukee 105
Defense and bench production haven't been hallmarks for the Washington Wizards most of this season. That's changed over the last two games and with it, a rare two-game winning-streak.
Denver 121, Orlando 113
Denver Nuggets coach Mike Malone doesn't judge the performance of veteran Danilo Gallinari by the number of 3-point shots he makes, but by the number of free throws he takes.
Indiana 118, Portland 111
The Indiana Pacers certainly have a knack for the dramatic. Sometimes, that's a good thing. Other times, it's not.
Cleveland 116, Charlotte 105
As his minutes increased and his shots continued to fall, LeBron James didn't have to plead too hard with coach Tyronn Lue to remain in the game Saturday night. With so many others dragging around heavy legs, James looked spry on a night with another milestone.
Chicago 105, Miami 100
In time, Fred Hoiberg believes his Chicago Bulls will find a way to string together four quarters of consistent basketball.
Memphis 110, Golden State 89
Center Marc Gasol isn't much for the TV highlights, predictions, or even his own stat line.
Houston 109, Dallas 87
Having survived a grind on the road the previous evening and facing an undermanned opponent that, on paper, didn't present a serious challenge, the Rockets were trudging along until they received a much-needed shot in the arm.
San Antonio 130, Brooklyn 101
After a series of struggles at home and its first loss on the road, the San Antonio Spurs were due a wakeup call, something coach Gregg Popovich was keen to provide when he publicly criticized his players earlier this week.
San Antonio 130, Brooklyn 101
Kawhi Leonard scored 30 points in 27 minutes and the San Antonio Spurs posted season highs for points in a quarter and in a game and total assists while rolling past the hapless Brooklyn Nets 130-101 on Saturday night at the AT&T Center.
Utah 104, Sacramento 84
Turnovers forced Utah into an early hole in both halves. Both times, the Jazz clawed their way out and used their defense to put Sacramento away.
L.A. Clippers 133, New Orleans 105
A historic performance by Chris Paul sparked the Los Angeles Clippers to a lopsided victory over the New Orleans Pelicans.
L.A. Clippers 133, New Orleans 105
Chris Paul scored 20 points and dished out a season-high 20 assists, and the Los Angeles Clippers extended the woes of the New Orleans Pelicans with a 133-105 rout on Saturday night at Staples Center.
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