Recap Roundups
November 15, 2017
Atlanta 126, Sacramento 80
The Atlanta Hawks made their first home victory of the season a rout Wednesday night while adding to the Sacramento Kings' longtime futility at Phillips Arena.
Washington 102, Miami 93
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was asked if he could explain how a shooting guard -- in this case Bradley Beal of the Washington Wizards -- was awarded 14 free throws in Wednesday's night's game.
New York 106, Utah 101
Tim Hardaway Jr. hit the shot -- a 25-foot-dagger with the shot clock and game clock dwindling -- to put his New York Knicks up four with less than a minute to play against the visiting Utah Jazz.
Cleveland 115, Charlotte 107
The Cleveland Cavaliers are still in the bonding phase of the 2017-18 season as they try to work in new additions around LeBron James.
Indiana 116, Memphis 113
Set the tempo. That's what Indiana guard Darren Collison did from the start Wednesday night at FedExForum. He had eight of the Pacers' 34 points in the first quarter and 20 of their 67 points at halftime.
Milwaukee 99, Detroit 95
Eric Bledsoe hasn't even gone through a full practice yet, but he's proving to be a perfect fit with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Minnesota 98, San Antonio 86
Karl-Anthony Towns had grown sick of losing to the San Antonio Spurs.
Toronto 125, New Orleans 116
Defense may win championships, but the Toronto Raptors are on an offensive roll that is igniting their confidence.
Oklahoma City 92, Chicago 79
Chicago is developing a habit -- a bad one.
Portland 99, Orlando 94
The NBA game is trending toward smaller and more athletic units, and the Portland Trail Blazers used that to full advantage Wednesday night at Moda Center.
Philadelphia 115, L.A. Lakers 109
If the Philadelphia 76ers charter jet needed extra fuel on its flight back to Pennsylvania, Joel Embiid likely has some left over following a dominant and historical career performance.