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NBA Results Summary – Saturday, November 9, 2024

In a riveting night of NBA action, several teams showed their potential as they battled it out on the hardwood. Here’s a roundup of the key results from Saturday’s matchups:

Hornets Dominate Pacers

The Charlotte Hornets (4-5) showcased their offensive prowess by defeating the Indiana Pacers (4-5) with a final score of 103-83. Pacers’ Myles Turner highlighted the game with a powerful dunk, but it wasn’t enough to keep up with the Hornets, who were led by Brandon Miller’s impressive all-around performance—6 rebounds and 6 assists alongside a tight defense to secure the victory.

Pistons Edged by Hawks

In a thrilling finish, the Detroit Pistons (4-6) narrowly lost to the Atlanta Hawks (4-6) with a score of 122-121. Trae Young was sensational for the Hawks, dropping 35 points and providing 13 assists, while Cade Cunningham’s triple-double (22 points, 11 rebounds, and 13 assists) wasn’t sufficient to lift the Pistons.

Magic Outshine Pelicans

The Orlando Magic (4-6) proved to be a formidable force at home, defeating the New Orleans Pelicans (3-7) 115-88. Franz Wagner dominated the floor with 27 points and 6 assists, while the Magic capitalized on a sluggish performance from the Pelicans, who struggled to find their rhythm.

Celtics Survive in OT Against Nets

In a tightly contested overtime clash, the Boston Celtics (8-2) edged past the Brooklyn Nets (4-5) with a score of 108-104. Jayson Tatum impressed with 33 points, 9 rebounds, and 6 assists, leading the Celtics to victory after a heated battle that featured numerous lead changes.

Cavaliers Blow Past Warriors

The Cleveland Cavaliers (10-0) continued their undefeated streak with a commanding 136-117 win over the Golden State Warriors (7-2). Donovan Mitchell lit it up from beyond the arc with 27 points, helping the Cavaliers maintain their dominance at home.

Knicks Showcase Power Against Bucks

The New York Knicks (4-4) took control against the Milwaukee Bucks (2-7), closing the game at 116-94. Karl-Anthony Towns stood out with a remarkable double-double, scoring 32 points and grabbing 11 rebounds, while the Bucks struggled to keep up.

Suns Narrowly Defeat Mavericks

In a close contest, the Phoenix Suns (8-1) edged the Dallas Mavericks (5-4) 114-113. Kevin Durant’s late-game heroics allowed the Suns to escape with the win, marking a crucial victory on the road.

Grizzlies Dominate Wizards

The Memphis Grizzlies (6-4) overpowered the Washington Wizards (2-5) with a score of 128-104, as Jaren Jackson Jr. led the charge with a stellar 39-point performance, showcasing why he remains a key player for the Grizzlies.

Thunder Cruise Past Rockets

The Oklahoma City Thunder (8-1) enjoyed a comfortable win against the Houston Rockets (5-4), finishing at 126-107. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren combined for 58 points, solidifying their early-season surge.

Timberwolves Outlast Trail Blazers

The Minnesota Timberwolves (6-3) fended off the Portland Trail Blazers (3-7) with a score of 127-102. Anthony Edwards had the night of his life, scoring 37 points, sparking a cascade of 3-pointers to ensure a decisive victory.

Nuggets Stymie Heat

The Denver Nuggets (6-3) commanded a strong performance against the Miami Heat (3-5), winning 135-122, driven by Nikola Jokic’s triple-double of 30 points, 14 rebounds, and 11 assists.

Lakers Hold Off 76ers

The Los Angeles Lakers (5-4) triumphed over the Philadelphia 76ers (1-7) with a final score of 116-106, led by LeBron James, who recorded a triple-double with 12 rebounds and 13 assists.

Clippers Knock Down Kings

The Los Angeles Clippers (5-4) secured a solid win against the Sacramento Kings (5-4), finishing 107-98. Norman Powell’s significant contributions were crucial, and James Harden made headlines by surpassing Kevin Garnett for 19th on the all-time scoring list.

As teams continue to battle for supremacy in the league, fans can expect more thrilling games ahead this season!

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