Recap Roundups
November 24, 2017
Portland 127, Brooklyn 125
Jusuf Nurkic produced the play of the game for the Portland Trail Blazers but when the final buzzer sounded, he was apologizing to Damian Lillard for some of the things he didn't do well.
Atlanta 116, New York 104
Atlanta Hawks center Dewayne Dedmon got in foul trouble early as Kristaps Porzingis had his way, but Dedmon's play down the stretch proved vital in the Hawks' 116-104 win over the New York Knicks on Friday.
Boston 118, Orlando 103
They had the best record in the NBA and had just come off a 16-game winning streak. But that doesn't mean the Boston Celtics were doing everything right.
Cleveland 100, Charlotte 99
LeBron James changed shoes at halftime on Friday night. Then, he turned the game in the Cleveland Cavaliers' favor in the second half.
Indiana 107, Toronto 104
As the Indiana Pacers have done all season, they continue to rely on balance.
Miami 109, Minnesota 97
Miami guard Wayne Ellington brought the heat to Minneapolis and burned his former team on its home floor.
Detroit 99, Oklahoma City 98
At halftime, his team trailing by 10 points, Detroit Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy lit into his players.
Denver 104, Memphis 92
When Paul Millsap went down, Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone pulled aside Nikola Jokic with a request -- lead this team.
New Orleans 115, Phoenix 91
The duo of Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins is hard enough for most New Orleans Pelicans opponents to deal with. But when the outside game is clicking as well, things get really tough.
Golden State 143, Chicago 94
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr felt so confident about his team's prospects against the Chicago Bulls on Friday night that he turned his starting lineup into a bit of a punch line.