Philadelphia 93, Portland 92
For over three years, the Philadelphia 76ers seldom figured out a way to win.
Charlotte 113, Toronto 78
Charlotte Hornets coach Steve Clifford has a simple explanation for why his team has suddenly righted the ship.
Orlando 112, Milwaukee 96
The Orlando Magic still have a pulse. It took veteran reserve Jeff Green to bring it back.
Memphis 107, Sacramento 91
The Memphis Grizzlies continued their seven-year dominance of the Sacramento Kings in games played at FedExForum on Friday night, relying on an efficient final 17 minutes and a flurry of 3-pointers.
Brooklyn 143, New Orleans 114
The Brooklyn Nets hadn't done much right during an 11-game losing streak that contributed to the NBA's worst record.
Golden State 125, Houston 108
Having already delivered convincing statements earlier this week by drubbing the Cavaliers and Thunder, the Warriors were quick to send the message early Friday night that exacting revenge for a previous loss was a pressing priority.
Atlanta 102, Chicago 93
The Atlanta Hawks bounced back from a lopsided loss at Detroit two nights earlier by extending their dominance against the Chicago Bulls.
Utah 112, Dallas 107
A career performance from Rudy Gobert helped lift the streaking Utah Jazz to new heights.
L.A. Lakers 108, Indiana 96
The Los Angeles Lakers showed more hustle, Indiana Pacers coach Nate McMillan said.
L.A. Lakers 108, Indiana 96
Lou Williams scored a game-high 27 points and the Los Angeles Lakers ended a five-game skid with a 108-96 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Friday night at Staples Center.