The Magic closed out a three-game road trip with a win in Memphis for the first time since ‘08

The Magic turned the ball over 24 times against the Grizzlies Wednesday night. The Magic escaped with a victory against the Grizzlies Wednesday night. 

Yes, those two statements are somehow related.

The Knicks beat the Cavs for the first time in 11 tries.

Regular victory!

Sunday night’s clash with the Cleveland Cavaliers looked to be yet another one of those games where New York plays well for three periods before faltering down the stretch to a superior club. The three-time defending conference champs—who had won their last 10 games against the ‘Bockers—trimmed a 17-point lead to six within the first few minutes of the fourth quarter. Kristaps Porzingis was being guarded by LeBron James, who is pretty good at basketball, and was struggling mightily to get off his shot. Oh well.

Stephen Curry shines, receives “MVP” chants as Golden State puts on a show for the L.A. crowds.

A night after letting a game slip away to the Detroit Pistons, the Golden State Warriors bounced back, with style, blowing out the Los Angeles Clippers 141-113 to complete their second back-to-back of the season.

The Orlando Magic have been one of the hottest/ biggest surprises of the season. Their offense had been scorching. Charlotte, at 2-3, was dealing with injuries and trying to find an identity on offense. That changed tonight, as the Hornets scored 120 points, and defeated the Orlando Magic 120-113.

Pesky Dirk stifled by Sefolosha to secure the win

All’s well that ends well. The Utah Jazz started out on fire. At one point in the first quarter their offensive rating was a sizzling 214.3. Rudy Gobert was hitting 20 foot jump shots, Derrick Favors was making three pointers. We really had no idea what had gotten into this team.

Donovan Mitchell welcomes Lonzo Ball to the Big Baller Brand.

The Utah Jazz hosted the Los Angeles Lakers. The Jazz led this one from start to finish off of decent three point shooting, a big rebounding advantage, and strong defense. The final score was

When the Warriors decided to take over the game, Detroit said not so fast.

The Golden State Warriors treated the Detroit Pistons like most NBA watchers — as an afterthought. No-offense Stanley Johnson is a starter? Cute. Andre Drummond and Reggie Jackson the linchpins of the offense? How well did that work for you last year? Marcus Morris and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope gone? Weren’t they your two best players?

Warriors bench saves the champs as Draymond Green gets kicked out following a wrestling match with Bradley Beal

What a game! The Golden State Warriors survived the Washington Wizards’ early torrid shooting to steal a win at home, 120-117. This is the second straight game with nail-biting drama late.