Recap Roundups
March 28, 2017
Milwaukee 118, Charlotte 108
The Milwaukee Bucks are in a fight for playoff positioning, and they knew they needed to bounce back after a 15-point home loss to Chicago on Sunday.
Minnesota 115, Indiana 114
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio wanted the game in his hands on the free-throw line.
Philadelphia 106, Brooklyn 101
Separation was hard to come by for the Philadelphia 76ers in a game that coach Brett Brown described as a "fistfight."
Atlanta 95, Phoenix 91
With his team missing three starters and on the brink of losing for the eighth consecutive game, it was an optimum time for Dennis Schroder to rise to the occasion.
Miami 97, Detroit 96
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra paid center Hassan Whiteside a left-handed compliment. There was no disrespect involved in the remark.
Golden State 113, Houston 106
Warriors guards Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson provided their usual perimeter fireworks, but what proved critical for Golden State on Tuesday night was the defensive might that has undergirded its current winning streak.
Portland 122, Denver 113
Jusuf Nurkic claimed it wasn't personal, but it sure appeared that way.
Washington 119, L.A. Lakers 108
John Wall and the Washington Wizards claimed the franchise's first division crown in 38 years.
Washington 119, L.A. Lakers 108
John Wall scored 34 points and handed out 14 assists, and the Washington Wizards used a fourth-quarter rally to defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 119-108 on Tuesday night at Staples Center.