Raptors 106 (25-15), Magic 103 (20-19) (OT)
Fans at London’s O2 Arena were treated to an overtime period, as Toronto prevailed despite poor shooting efforts from Kyle Lowry (5-20) and DeMar DeRozan (4-19). Orlando has now lost six of their last seven.
Bulls 115 (23-15), 76ers 111 (4-37) (OT)
The Sixers were thisclose to getting their first win against an above-.500 ballclub, but they relinquished a 24-point lead.
The reason: Jimmy Butler. The Bulls’ All-Star went for a career-high 53 points, all while playing on a sore ankle.
Jimmy Butler finishes with a career-high 53 points to lead Bulls rally from a 24-point deficit to a 115-111 OT win. pic.twitter.com/PkaijH2FXv
— SLAM (@SLAMonline) January 15, 2016
Pistons 101 (21-18), Grizzlies 103 (22-19)
Mario Chalmers was indeed super—scoring 25 points, including the final seven of the game and the game-winner with 0.8 seconds left.
Watch @MChalmers15 hit the game winning shot w/ .8 seconds. https://t.co/dllRZSmaPc
— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) January 15, 2016
Cavs 95 (27-10), Spurs 99 (35-6)
San Antonio erased a 15-point deficit and improved to a perfect 23-0 at home. They also became the first team in NBA history with a 10-game win streak in six consecutive seasons.
Superstars LeBron and Kawhi were going at each other all game, with Kawhi picking up the highlight of the night.
Wow, just KAWOW. Kawhi Leonard #NBAVOTE pic.twitter.com/7i0teMjJ4h — San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) January 15, 2016
Kings 103 (16-23), Jazz 101 (17-22)
Joe Ingles nailed a clutch, game-tying three-pointer with 4 seconds left, but the Kings went to Rudy Gay, who sealed the deal with a fadeaway 17-footer.
https://vine.co/v/iO7upA3hevK
Lakers 98 (9-32), Warriors 116 (37-3)
Stephen Curry had 26 points and 8 threes in just 30 minutes as the Warriors finished their fifth game in seven nights. You’d think Steph would want to conserve energy after a week full of games… Nope.
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