Knicks 112 (4-9), Raptors 128 (12-1)
The Raptors had their most efficient offensive night of the season, which is really saying something since they’ve been a top-5 offense so far.
A big run in the third quarter opened-up a 20-point lead.
Pascal Siakam had a team-high 23 points (on just 7 shots). Toronto is currently riding a six-game win streak.
Bucks 126 (9-3), Clippers 128 (7-5) (OT)
Eric Bledsoe hit a clutch step-back trey to send the game to overtime. He then forced up an ill-advised floater in OT that gave the Clippers a chance to win the game.
Of course, with the ball in Lou Williams’ hands on the final possession, the Clippers were able to come away with the dub.
After starting the season 7-0, Milwaukee has now lost three of their last five games.
Lou Will with the game in his hands. You already know. (via @nba) pic.twitter.com/JCuB8QgaxW
— SLAM (@SLAMonline) November 10, 2018
Suns 99 (2-10), Pelicans 119 (6-6)
After losing six straight games recently, New Orleans needed this win in the worst way. They ended up dominating in nearly every facet en route to a blowout win.
Anthony Davis continued with his MVP ways, finishing with 26 points, 13 boards and 6 dimes.
Wizards 116 (3-9), Heat 110 (5-7)
Less than 24 hours after an ugly loss in Orlando, the Wizards came away with a much-needed win in Miami.
Washington was down by 2 heading into the fourth quarter, but went on a furious run that left them up by 17 with about 3 minutes remaining.
John Wall had 28 and 9 assists to lead the Wiz.
Cavs 98 (1-11), Bulls 99 (4-9)
Chicago had a 16-point lead in the second quarter, but managed to blow it all by halftime.
The Bulls were able to hang on and get the W, thanks to a game-saving block by none other than Jabari Parker. Zach LaVine led the way for Chicago with 24 points, 8 boards and 5 dimes and several monstrous dunks.
Cleveland has now lost five in a row.
Zach LaVine with the 360 BOOM 💥💥 (via @BleacherReport) pic.twitter.com/G6nsdv7Nvv
— SLAM (@SLAMonline) November 11, 2018
Sixers 106 (8-6), Grizzlies 112 (7-4) (OT)
Philly only had 9 active players and were coming off a tiring OT win against Charlotte the night before.
It seemed like they ran out of gas against Memphis—committing 23 TOs and blowing a 10-point lead in the fourth.
Mike Conley had 32 points and 6 assists for Memphis.
Rockets 89 (4-7), Spurs 96 (7-4)
After getting blown out in OKC on Thursday, the Rockets continued to struggle to score in San Antonio.
James Harden missed a whopping 12 threes and the entire team shot just 33.3 percent on the game. Not a good recipe for success.
The ever-solid LaMarcus Aldridge had 27 and 10 for the Spurs.
Nets 100 (6-7), Warriors 116 (11-2)
Even without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, the Warriors had no problem defeating the Nets.
Quinn Cook had 27 points (on 16 shots) and 5 dimes, filling in beautifully for the injured Curry.
Thunder 96 (7-5), Mavs 111 (4-8)
OKC was without Russell Westbrook (sprained ankle) for the third straight game, and this time, it was obvious the Thunder missed their superstar.
Dallas snapped OKC’s 7-game win streak, behind an efficient 55.8 percent shooting (48.3 percent from three) as a team.
Luka Doncic led the way with 22 points, 8 dimes and 6 boards.
Lakers 101 (6-6), Kings 86 (7-6)
With smoke from the California wildfires entering the arena before tipoff, this was not the prettiest basketball game.
Both teams struggled to score, and Sacramento had by far its worst offensive night of the season.
The Lakers built a 20-point lead with about 7 minutes left, and the Kings just couldn’t battle back.
LeBron James led the way with 25 points and 7 boards.
Zo throws the lob to LeBron from halfcourt 🔥 (via @NBATV) pic.twitter.com/oo4iCYwbxZ
— SLAM (@SLAMonline) November 11, 2018
