Recap Roundups
December 11, 2016
Philadelphia 97, Detroit 79
In terms of unforeseen pleasant surprises, Philadelphia 76ers second-year guard T.J. McConnell might have offered the biggest eye-opening performance of the young NBA season on Sunday.
Oklahoma City 99, Boston 96
With the recent run of triple-doubles Russell Westbrook has been piling up, it has become expected that he would get one every night he touched the floor. And for almost two weeks, that seemed to be the case.
Golden State 116, Minnesota 108
The Golden State Warriors are well aware that they last lost back-to-back regular-season games 20 months ago.
New Orleans 120, Phoenix 119
With Anthony Davis struggling through a rare poor shooting night, the New Orleans Pelicans were forced to rely on the supporting cast to rally the team and pull out a rare road win.
New York 118, L.A. Lakers 112
The New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers passed each other going in opposite directions Sunday night.
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