Hornets 117 (27-26), Pacers 95 (28-25)
Charlotte won their sixth game in the last seven, but it was overshadowed by Michael Kidd-Gilchrist dislocating the same shoulder that required off-season surgery.
Spurs 98 (45-8), Magic 96 (23-29)
San Antonio played their bench most of the game, and was still able to pick up another W thanks to Kawhi Leonard’s jumper with 0.9 seconds left.
Kings 114 (22-31), 76ers 110 (8-45)
Sacramento finally got a win after a tumultuous week that included rumors of the impending dismissal of George Karl. Rajon Rondo had 14 points, 8 rebounds and 15 assists.
Clippers 134 (35-18), Celtics 139 (32-23)
Isaiah Thomas led the Cs with 36 points (two points off his career-best) and hit a big shot over DeAndre Jordan to send the game into overtime. The Clippers opened up a 6-point lead in the extra session, but Boston quickly erased that deficit.
Grizzlies 109 (31-22), Nets 90 (14-40)
Mike Conley had 20 points for the Grizz, who won easily in their first game without Marc Gasol.
Nuggets 103 (22-32), Pistons 92 (27-27)
The Pistons retired Chauncey Billups’ number at halftime, but it was another one of Billups’ other former teams that came out on top. Denver outscored the Pistons, 51-39, after halftime to earn the win.
Lakers 111 (11-44), Cavs 120 (38-14)
Kobe Bryant and LeBron James shared the same floor in Cleveland for the final time. The Cavs never trailed despite losing Kevin Love with a shoulder injury.
Kyrie stepped up with 35 points in 36 minutes and provided a nice ankle-breaker:
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Hawks 113 (31-24), Bulls 90 (27-25)
Nine Atlanta players scored in double figures as the Hawks hand the Bulls their fourth consecutive loss and fifth straight home loss.
Raptors 112 (35-17), T-Wolves 117 (17-37)
Karl-Anthony Towns’ virtuoso performance of 35 points and 11 rebounds rallied Minnesota from 18 points down to a victory.
Jazz 96 (26-26), Pelicans 100 (20-32)
Anthony Davis finished with 19 points, including a big three-pointer with under a minute left.
Warriors 112 (48-4), Suns 104 (14-40)
Golden State’s 11th straight win (and best pre-All-Star record in NBA history) was sadly overshadowed by a bench fight between Markieff Morris and Archie Goodwin.
https://vine.co/v/inWgXH0X0vY
Rockets 103 (27-28), Blazers 116 (27-27)
Damian Lillard scored 31 points to lead Portland back to .500 for the first time since they were 4-4.
