Recap Roundups
March 29, 2017
Atlanta 99, Philadelphia 92
With an NBA playoff berth hanging in the balance, the Atlanta Hawks are trying to regain their form.
Oklahoma City 114, Orlando 106
Russell Westbrook keeps making the spectacular look so easy this season.
Milwaukee 103, Boston 100
Back on Feb. 8, Jabari Parker of the Milwaukee Bucks suffered a torn ACL and was lost for the season, taking his 20.1 points and 6.2 rebounds per game averages with him to his offseason.
Charlotte 110, Toronto 106
There was bloodletting in more ways than one Tuesday night when the Charlotte Hornets were thoroughly outplayed by the Milwaukee Bucks.
Miami 105, New York 88
On the surface, it appeared the Miami Heat were playing effective defense at halftime. They thought otherwise when the topic was discussed during the break.
Memphis 110, Indiana 97
Asked if he felt he'd have a torrid shooting night following pregame warmups Wednesday night, Mike Conley said he knew more than 24 hours earlier.
New Orleans 121, Dallas 118
Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins both exceeded their lofty scoring averages for the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday.
Golden State 110, San Antonio 98
The first eight minutes of Golden State's 110-98 win over San Antonio on Wednesday at AT&T Center belonged, emphatically, to the Spurs.
L.A. Clippers 133, Washington 124
After missing the Clippers' Sunday loss to the Sacramento Kings, J.J. Redick returned with a vengeance Wednesday night in Los Angeles' win over the Washington Wizards.
Utah 112, Sacramento 82
During all the time he spent watching the action on the court instead of being a part of it in 2017, Utah Jazz guard Shelvin Mack occasionally wondered whether his fortunes would change. Every time he did, his coaches had a message for him.