Recap Roundups
March 01, 2017
New York 101, Orlando 90
Derrick Rose believes the New York Knicks still have a shot at making the NBA playoffs.
Washington 105, Toronto 96
Bojan Bogdanovic is proving to be an important addition for the Washington Wizards, already.
Atlanta 100, Dallas 95
The Atlanta Hawks got their season-long six-game home stretch off to a winning start by running their unbeaten streak against the Dallas Mavericks to nearly four full seasons.
Miami 125, Philadelphia 98
The Miami Heat have had multiple players lead them in scoring during their successful run.
Denver 110, Milwaukee 98
For the second straight night, the Denver Nuggets looked like a team on a mission to make the playoffs, and the Milwaukee Bucks appeared ready to head in the opposite direction.
New Orleans 109, Detroit 86
In the world according to Pinocchio, New Orleans Pelicans point guard Tim Frazier towers on his tiptoes at 6 feet 1, give or take your favorite version of fake news.
Boston 103, Cleveland 99
The stat sheet belonged to LeBron James but the game belonged to Isaiah Thomas and the Celtics.
San Antonio 100, Indiana 99
Everyone, especially Indiana's Paul George, knew that the ball was coming to San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard for a potential game-winning shot in the waning seconds Wednesday night, but knowing it's coming and being able to do something about that shot is two different things.
Minnesota 107, Utah 80
The Timberwolves are figuring out how to impose their defensive will for 48 minutes. The result is that Minnesota is becoming an opponent other NBA teams don't want to face late in the season.
Houston 122, L.A. Clippers 103
It took one quarter for James Harden and the Houston Rockets to change their fortunes in a dominating win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.
Houston 122, L.A. Clippers 103
James Harden scored 26 points and Ryan Anderson contributed 23, and the Houston Rockets buried the Los Angeles Clippers 122-103 on Wednesday night at Staples Center.
Brooklyn 109, Sacramento 100
Brook Lopez did not see the need to spend much time Wednesday talking about his personal milestone. Not when wins have been so few and far between from the Brooklyn Nets.
Brooklyn 109, Sacramento 100
Brook Lopez scored 24 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and the Brooklyn Nets ended their 16-game losing streak Wednesday with a 109-100 victory over the Sacramento Kings at the Golden 1 Center.