Recap Roundups
February 13, 2017
Philadelphia 105, Charlotte 99
The Philadelphia 76ers are in the middle of a growth spurt, and coach Brett Brown couldn't be happier.
San Antonio 110, Indiana 106
The San Antonio Spurs continue to be the model of NBA consistency, clinching a 20th consecutive winning season Monday night in coach Gregg Popovich's home state.
Memphis 112, Brooklyn 103
Before the game, Memphis Grizzlies coach David Fizdale gave his team some simple instructions.
Orlando 116, Miami 107
The Miami Heat has officially been cooled off.
Washington 120, Oklahoma City 98
It's not often a team scores 120 points and claims defense won the game. Seeing as the Washington Wizards stymied Oklahoma City's All-Star Russell Westbrook for the final three quarters, that focus is understandable.
Milwaukee 102, Detroit 89
With Jabari Parker out for the season and Giannis Antetokounmpo not hitting shots, Monday night could have been another disastrous outing for the Milwaukee Bucks, who have been clinging to hope in the Eastern Conference playoff race after dropping 12 of their last 15 games.
Boston 111, Dallas 98
The Dallas Mavericks are pleased to be done with Isaiah Thomas this season.
Denver 132, Golden State 110
Nikola Jokic did everything but attempt a 3-pointer Monday night. If he had, the Denver Nuggets might have set an NBA record from beyond the arc.
L.A. Clippers 88, Utah 72
For the lion's share of four quarters, the Los Angeles Clippers created the perfect blueprint for shutting down the Utah Jazz on both ends of the court.
New Orleans 110, Phoenix 108
The New Orleans Pelicans and the Phoenix Suns played four nail-biting games this season.
Atlanta 109, Portland 104
The Hawks' resilience was tested Monday night at Moda Center, and Atlanta passed with flying colors.