Recap Roundups
February 25, 2016
Golden State 130, Orlando 114
As only the great ones can, Stephen Curry made it all look so easy once again.
Boston 112, Milwaukee 107
Isaiah Thomas made one of those special plays special offensive players make with the game on the line.
New Orleans 123, Oklahoma City 119
The injury-ravaged New Orleans Pelicans suited up only 10 players and started their 26th different lineup of the season Thursday night against Oklahoma City, and coach Alvin Gentry's strategy was to give the Thunder's twin ballistic warheads, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, free rein while clamping down on everyone else.
Brooklyn 116, Phoenix 106
A day that started with the end of the Joe Johnson era in Brooklyn was finished on a very positive note for the Nets left behind.
Houston 119, Portland 105
The Houston Rockets looked dead and buried, trailing 72-51 in the third quarter on the road Thursday night at the Moda Center.
San Antonio 96, Utah 78
Two of the best defensive teams in the NBA met Thursday, and despite an inspired effort by the Utah Jazz, the San Antonio Spurs emerged with a 96-78 win.