Recap Roundups
November 18, 2017
Charlotte 102, L.A. Clippers 87
The Charlotte Hornets were desperate to snap a six-game losing streak, and their desperation showed on Saturday night.
Utah 125, Orlando 85
Utah guard Rodney Hood does not want to be a starter. He just wants to be a star.
Boston 110, Atlanta 99
Boston forward Jaylen Brown was able to put aside his personal heartbreak for another night and helped the Celtics extend their winning streak to 15 games.
Golden State 124, Philadelphia 116
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr's message at halftime was succinct and his team clearly listened.
Golden State 124, Philadelphia 116
The Golden State Warriors may not have their complete game together quite yet, but judging by their six-game winning streak, including Saturday's 135-114 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, even incomplete they are monsters.
Houston 105, Memphis 83
The story of the Houston Rockets' 105-83 rout of the Memphis Grizzlies Saturday night before 17,266 at FedEx Forum was short and to the point.
Houston 105, Memphis 83
Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni frequently provides simple answers to probing questions, challenging interrogators to ponder just how straightforward basketball can be.
Dallas 111, Milwaukee 79
Wesley Matthews, feast or famine from the 3-point arc this season, burned the Milwaukee Bucks for six of them and a season-high 22 points to lead the Dallas Mavericks to a 111-79 victory on Saturday night.
Portland 102, Sacramento 90
For the Portland Trail Blazers, that was more like it.