Recap Roundups
February 27, 2017
Toronto 92, New York 91
For DeMar DeRozan, the moment of hitting a game-winning shot might as well resemble a quiet afternoon inside a silent gym during the middle of the summer as opposed to a road arena with the game on the line in the middle of a tight playoff race.
Golden State 119, Philadelphia 108
The Golden State Warriors, deserted by their long-range touch Monday night, were nonetheless able to grind out a victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Cleveland 102, Milwaukee 95
The LeBron James formula remains.
Atlanta 114, Boston 98
Dwight Howard wasn't around for the final 16 minutes of the Atlanta Hawks' Monday game against the Boston Celtics, even though he rightfully should have been on the floor.
Dallas 96, Miami 89
Mavericks guard Seth Curry scored a game-high 29 points to help Dallas cool off the NBA's hottest team, the Miami Heat, in a 96-89 victory Monday night at the American Airlines Center.
Indiana 117, Houston 108
When it became obvious that the Pacers held distinct advantages on the glass and in the paint, all that remained for Indiana was to exploit those edges with a measure of relentless repetition that would pave a winning path.
Indiana 117, Houston 108
Jeff Teague and Rodney Stuckey co-authored a rousing comeback as the Indiana Pacers erased a 17-point deficit and shocked the Houston Rockets 117-108 on Monday night at Toyota Center.
Minnesota 102, Sacramento 88
Andrew Wiggins is a scoring machine for the Minnesota Timberwolves right now. Teammate Karl-Anthony Towns is nearly keeping up while doing a ferocious job rebounding.