Recap Roundups
November 05, 2016
Oklahoma City 112, Minnesota 92
Besides Russell Westbrook, the biggest advantage the Oklahoma City Thunder have is the front line. The combination of Steven Adams and Enes Kanter is a package most teams are unable to deal with.
Cleveland 102, Philadelphia 101
An early 18-point lead evaporated into a late five-point deficit.
Orlando 88, Washington 86
Reserve forward Jeff Green scored 18 points, including 10 in the final period, to lead the Orlando Magic to an 88-86 victory over the Washington Wizards on Saturday night at the Amway Center.
Detroit 103, Denver 86
Right from the start, Andre Drummond and the Detroit Pistons served notice they weren't going to follow one bad performance with another.
Indiana 111, Chicago 94
Through the regular season's first five games, the Indiana Pacers' defense was the NBA's worst, allowing 115 points per game.
Atlanta 112, Houston 97
After struggling offensively during the first part of the season, Atlanta guard Kent Bazemore finally looked his old self.
Atlanta 112, Houston 97
Guard Kent Bazemore, held scoreless one night earlier, bounced back to score a season-high 20 points and spark the Atlanta Hawks to a 112-97 win over the Houston Rockets on Saturday at Philips Arena.
L.A. Clippers 116, San Antonio 92
When the Los Angeles Clippers looked at the NBA offensive efficiency stats earlier in the week, they found their name in an unfamiliar place: the bottom third of the rankings.