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118 — 128
Heat bench closes hard after Pelicans rally in 128-118 win at Kaseya Center
Miami let New Orleans erase a nine-point halftime deficit and even watched the Pelicans carry a three-point lead into the fourth quarter. The Heat still found the game’s cleanest finish, using a reserve-driven closing burst to turn a tense night into a 128-118 win Thursday at Kaseya Center.
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124 — 113
Garza and Boston’s second-chance attack carry Celtics past Cavaliers, 124-113
Boston survived Cleveland’s third-quarter push and took control again with a sharp closing stretch Thursday night, beating the Cavaliers 124-113 at Rocket Arena behind Luka Garza’s 22 points, a 56-39 rebounding edge and a decisive fourth quarter.
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118 — 123
Trail Blazers fend off Warriors' three-point surge with depth, rebounding and a strong fourth quarter
The Portland Trail Blazers beat the Golden State Warriors 123-118 at Moda Center, surviving 19 Golden State three-pointers by winning the possession battle, moving the ball for 31 assists and finding the steadier late answers after an 86-86 game through three quarters.
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117 — 124
Bulls erase 15-point deficit, finish with 13-0 surge to beat Suns 124-117
Chicago spent most of the night chasing Phoenix, then delivered the cleanest stretch of a chaotic game when it mattered most. The Bulls turned a two-point deficit into a 13-0 fourth-quarter run and beat the Suns 124-117 at United Center.
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128 — 126
Bucks erase 24-point deficit to beat Thunder 128-126 after late swing at Paycom Center
Milwaukee spent the first half chasing and the second half controlling the glass. That combination was enough to wipe out a 24-point deficit and leave Paycom Center with a 128-126 win over Oklahoma City.
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122 — 118
Tristan da Silva and Orlando’s 20 threes hold off Memphis in 120-118 finish
Orlando left itself very little room for error late, but a night built on three-point shooting, rebounding and ball movement carried the Magic past the Memphis Grizzlies 120-118 at FedExForum.
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112 — 123
Pacers turn halftime deficit into 123-112 win over Timberwolves with 38-point third quarter
Indiana spent the first half trading bursts with Minnesota, then used its cleanest stretch of the night after the break to pull away for a 123-112 victory at Hilton Coliseum. The Pacers flipped a 65-61 halftime deficit by scoring 38 points in the third quarter and finished with 39 assists on 48 made baskets.
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98 — 124Warriors bury Lakers with 45-point first quarter in 124-98 Chase Center win
Golden State took control almost immediately and never gave it back, rolling past the Los Angeles Lakers 124-98 after a blistering 45-point first quarter at Chase Center.
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117 — 106
Gordon and Strawther lead Denver’s turnaround in 117-106 win over Utah
Denver spent the opening quarter chasing the game, then spent the rest of the night showing why shot-making and free throws can erase a shaky start in a hurry. The Nuggets flipped a seven-point deficit into a halftime lead and held off Utah’s late push for a 117-106 win Tuesday at Delta Center.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗116 — 110Pelicans erase 24-point deficit and stun Thunder 116-110 with late 11-0 surge
New Orleans spent most of the night behind, then turned the final 18 minutes into a comeback built on free throws, extra possessions and a deep bench. The Pelicans rallied from 24 points down to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 116-110 at BOK Center.
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124 — 90
Brooklyn Nets beat Charlotte Hornets, 124–90
Brooklyn Nets finished with a 124–90 victory over Charlotte Hornets at Spectrum Center on October 6, 2026.
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Lakers bury Kings with 20 threes and a crushing second-quarter run in 127-103 win
The Los Angeles Lakers turned a competitive opening into a one-sided 127-103 victory over the Sacramento Kings at Golden 1 Center, riding 20 made three-pointers and a second-quarter burst that broke the game open. Sacramento held its own early, but the Lakers' shotmaking and depth took over before halftime.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗116 — 97Timberwolves answer Bucks rally with 35-point fourth quarter in 116-97 win
Minnesota spent most of the night in front, gave up a brief late-third-quarter lead, then shut the door with a forceful final period to beat Milwaukee 116-97 at Fiserv Forum.
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97 — 120
76ers break open tight game with second-quarter surge, beat Knicks 120-97
Philadelphia turned a competitive opening into a comfortable 120-97 win over New York on Monday at Xfinity Mobile Arena, using a sharp second quarter, balanced scoring and steadier shooting to separate. The 76ers made 16 three-pointers, moved the ball for 29 assists and spent most of the night ahead after the game swung in the middle stages.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗107 — 109
Ebuka Okorie’s late layup completes Detroit’s 18-point comeback in 109-107 win over Phoenix
Detroit erased an 18-point halftime deficit and finished the job with 5.8 seconds left, when Ebuka Okorie drove for the basket that gave the Pistons a 109-107 win over the Phoenix Suns at Little Caesars Arena.
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Grizzlies' 49-point second quarter sends Memphis past Hawks despite late Atlanta charge
Memphis turned a one-possession game into a runaway second-quarter burst, then survived Atlanta’s late push for an official 132-123 win Monday night at State Farm Arena.
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Keaton Wagler’s late jumper lifts Clippers past Warriors 104-101
Keaton Wagler broke a one-point deficit with a 19-foot step-back jumper with 14 seconds left, and Cam Christie followed with two free throws to send the LA Clippers past the Golden State Warriors 104-101 on Sunday at Stan Sheriff Center.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗109 — 97Markkanen, Hinson and Utah’s depth carry Jazz past Nuggets 109-97
Utah seized the game in the middle of the first quarter and spent most of Sunday night protecting that edge, beating Denver 109-97 at CU Events Center behind balanced scoring, a 54-46 rebounding advantage and 15 made three-pointers.
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Heat’s 41-point first quarter sets tone in 129-105 win over Raptors
Miami did its hardest work early Saturday, hanging 41 points on Toronto in the opening quarter and carrying that cushion through a 129-105 NBA victory at Videotron Centre. The Heat paired that fast start with 31 assists, 55 rebounds and a deep scoring spread that kept the Raptors from turning late pushes into a real comeback.
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