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Find breaking news, multimedia and NBA news on the coaches and players, injury reports, the NBA Finals, transactions, the NBA Draft, team standings and the NBA All-Star Game.Rudy Gay nailed his second game-winning shot in his last three games as the Toronto Raptors crept past a banged up Denver Nuggets team, 109-108. Gallinari, Iguodala and Chandler were all missing for the Nuggets who were leading by one…
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Rudy Gay nailed his second game-winning shot in his last three games as the Toronto Raptors crept past a banged up Denver Nuggets team, 109-108. Gallinari, Iguodala and Chandler were all missing for the Nuggets who were leading by one with under five seconds to go but then saw Gay hit a baseline jumper to give the Raptors their third win in three.
Rudy’s winner:
DeRozan smashes one on Mozgov:
Lebron James continued his recent superhuman streak as he scored 30 points on 11-15 shooting to help the Miami Heat see off the Portland Trailblazers, 117-104. Lebron is the only person in NBA history to score 30+ points on 60% shooting over a six-game period. The Blazers’ Lillard led all scorers with 33 points. Joel Freeland had two points and one rebound in a little under two minutes.
The Sacramento Kings saw their two-game recovery come to an end when they met the Memphis Grizzlies, losing 108-101 in Memphis. Marc Gasol had 24 points and 12 rebounds in the Grizzlies’ third straight win.
The Utah Jazz got back to winning ways on Tuesday night, beating the OKC Thunder, 109-94. Paul Millsap had a double-double of 18 points and 10 boards in the win while for the Thunder, Kevin Durant scored a game-high 33. The Thunder struggled from the free throw line, going 13-23 in the loss.
The Houston Rockets didn’t need to hit 23 three-pointers to beat the Golden State Warriors this time, instead using balanced scoring from it’s starters to top the Warriors, 116-107. James Harden and Steph Curry were tied with a game-high 27 points.
Marcus Morris gave Bogut the facial on this play:
Kobe Bryant shot only 1-of-8 and finished with nine assist and eight turnovers against the Phoenix Suns but his team-mates were able to cover for him as the LA Lakers beat the Suns, 91-84. Dwight Howard had 19 points and 18 rebounds for LA as former Laker, Shaquille O’Neal, looked on from his courtside seat.
Will Ferrell acted as security and ejected Shaq from Staples:
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