Recap Roundups
November 11, 2017
Washington 113, Atlanta 94
Markieff Morris isn't ready to declare the team defensive problems fixed, but the Washington Wizards are looking better on both ends of the court with the power forward finding his form.
New Orleans 111, L.A. Clippers 103
The New Orleans Pelicans had trouble hanging on to the basketball, but when they did they were difficult to defend.
New York 118, Sacramento 91
New York Knicks fans needn't look further than one statistic to measure Kristaps Porzingis' true worth to the team.
Cleveland 111, Dallas 104
With LeBron James struggling to find his groove offensively, the Cleveland Cavaliers rode J.R. Smith's outside shooting and Kevin Love's ninth double-double of the season to turn away the feisty and desperate Dallas Mavericks, 111-104, on Saturday night at the American Airlines Center.
Milwaukee 98, L.A. Lakers 90
Lonzo Ball made history Saturday night, becoming the youngest player to record a triple-double.
San Antonio 133, Chicago 94
Heading into Saturday's game, the San Antonio Spurs and Chicago Bulls were two teams searching for a win on the second night of a back-to-back, after both suffered defeats the evening before.
Denver 125, Orlando 107
Michael Malone took Jamal Murray aside after a shootaround this week and gave his young point guard a pep talk.
Phoenix 118, Minnesota 110
Two Phoenix Suns players haven't scored 35 points in the same game for almost a decade. And they needed everything Devin Booker and TJ Warren could give them to end a five game losing streak.