Recap Roundups
November 12, 2016
L.A. Lakers 126, New Orleans 99
Life after Kobe seems to be going just fine for this bold, new brand of run-and-gun Los Angeles Lakers.
Boston 105, Indiana 99
When the Boston Celtics absolutely needed him, Isaiah Thomas came to their rescue Saturday night.
Toronto 118, New York 107
DeMar DeRozan continued to do his thing for the Toronto Raptors.
Atlanta 117, Philadelphia 96
Guard Tim Hardaway Jr. sparked Atlanta's productive bench with a game-high 20 points and helped the Hawks roll to a 117-96 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night at Philips Arena.
Chicago 106, Washington 95
Jimmy Butler scored 37 points, grabbed eight rebounds and distributed nine assists to lead the Chicago Bulls to a 106-95 win over the Washington Wizards on Saturday night.
San Antonio 106, Houston 100
With point guard Tony Parker back in the starting lineup for a second consecutive game providing the Spurs the experience and stability they lacked during his three-game injury hiatus, it stood to reason that San Antonio would showcase the precision it failed to muster consistently while Parker was sidelined.
L.A. Clippers 119, Minnesota 105
Blake Griffin pondered to himself the tough stretch his Los Angeles Clippers team faced to start the season.
Utah 102, Miami 91
The Utah Jazz might not be so eager to return home. Their recent trip lifted the Jazz to their best productive stretch of the young season.
Milwaukee 106, Memphis 96
The Milwaukee Bucks' promotional department selected Saturday to be "Superhero Night" at the Bradley Center, dressing the team's platoon in-game entertainers in various costumes.
Detroit 106, Denver 95
Stan Van Gundy said he thinks the argument that playing at altitude gives the Denver Nuggets a bit advantage is a myth.
Brooklyn 122, Phoenix 104
Brooklyn forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson had quite a night -- a surprise visit from his mom and a performance that would make her proud.