Recap Roundups
April 07, 2017
Atlanta 114, Cleveland 100
This was not exactly what the Cleveland Cavaliers imagined while heading toward the playoffs.
Atlanta 114, Cleveland 100
The Atlanta Hawks didn't play any of their usual starters against LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers and still managed a 114-100 win on Friday night.
Toronto 96, Miami 94
The Miami Heat dug a hole against the Toronto Raptors on Friday night and could only pull even before losing 96-94 with DeMar DeRozan leading all scorers with 38 points.
Memphis 101, New York 88
If Mike Conley had any concerns how his lacerated and swollen right eye would affect his shooting touch, they were quickly dismissed Friday night at FedExForum.
Detroit 114, Houston 109
Detroit Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy deemed his decision to ride with a crew of reserves down the stretch of the fourth quarter on Friday night a reward for their enthusiasm.
San Antonio 102, Dallas 89
DALLAS –- On a night largely devoid of stars, an unsung rookie was able to shine.
Denver 122, New Orleans 106
In a must-win game, Denver's young backcourt delivered a big performance to keep the Nuggets' playoff hopes alive.
Utah 120, Minnesota 113
Dominating games through stifling defense is second nature to Utah. Now the Jazz are finding ways to also take over on offense.
Phoenix 120, Oklahoma City 99
Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook put his name in the NBA record books once on Friday.
L.A. Lakers 98, Sacramento 94
The Los Angeles Lakers ratcheted up their defensive intensity in crunch time to keep a rare winning streak intact against a Sacramento Kings team that is at the same stage of its development curve.