Recap Roundups
February 11, 2017
L.A. Clippers 107, Charlotte 102
The Los Angeles Clippers are without Chris Paul these days, but that doesn't mean their ball movement is missing.
Milwaukee 116, Indiana 100
Malcolm Brogdon came off the bench and scored 17 points, including two fourth-quarter 3s, and the Milwaukee Bucks pulled away from the Indiana Pacers 116-100 on Saturday night in Bankers Life Filedhouse.
Philadelphia 117, Miami 109
Included in the 13-game winning streak the Miami Heat carried into Saturday night's game against the Philadelphia 76ers was a 23-point rout of Philadelphia last Saturday in Miami.
Cleveland 125, Denver 109
Denver Nuggets coach Mike Malone has seen this before. After coaching LeBron James for five years as an assistant during James' first tour in Cleveland, Malone has plenty of experience watching the game's most dominant player pick teams apart with his passing and shooting.
Golden State 130, Oklahoma City 114
When the dust settled from Kevin Durant being back in town, the Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder were going to have to play an actual game.
Houston 133, Phoenix 102
With the short-handed Phoenix Suns having arrived roughly 16 hours before tipoff and on the heels of a Friday night game, the Houston Rockets had one pressing objective: jump on their weary opponent and don't let them back up for air.
Dallas 112, Orlando 80
Wesley Matthews' hot hand from downtown contributed to a game-high 20 points and to the Mavericks' breezy 112-80 demolition of the Orlando Magic on Saturday night at the American Airlines Center.
Boston 112, Utah 104
Boston found all sorts of ways to torment Utah's defense for four quarters.