Recap Roundups
April 05, 2017
Miami 112, Charlotte 99
The plan wasn't necessarily for the Miami Heat to sink as many 3-pointers as possible Wednesday. Those simply were the shots available against the Charlotte Hornets.
Toronto 105, Detroit 102
Kyle Lowry sat in front of his locker with both knees wrapped in ice, another ice-encased bandage covering his lower right arm and his feet in a cold tub.
Oklahoma City 103, Memphis 100
Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook admitted he didn't know in the closing minute of Wednesday night's victory over the Memphis Grizzlies that he needed one rebound to break an NBA record that has stood for 55 years.
Houston 110, Denver 104
The Houston Rockets on Wednesday night clinched what long ago seemed inevitable, but that formality didn't undermine the pleasure they took in the feat.
Cleveland 114, Boston 91
The Cleveland Cavaliers left no doubt about who is on top in the Eastern Conference.
L.A. Lakers 102, San Antonio 95
All of a sudden, playing basketball is fun for Los Angeles Lakers, but winning -- and beating the San Antonio Spurs -- likely has a lot to do with that.
Golden State 120, Phoenix 111
With their regular-season goals achieved, the Golden State Warriors can focus on getting healthy for the playoffs and reclaiming the NBA championship.
L.A. Clippers 112, Dallas 101
Coach Doc Rivers could not have written a better blueprint for victory as his Los Angeles Clippers approach the postseason. Getting big performances from the stars and using an up-tempo offense, the Clippers cruised to an easy win Wednesday.