Put the pitchforks and torches down, people. This one didn’t matter anyway.

In a game that meant nothing, the Warriors couldn’t pull off the win and fell to the Jazz 99-105, ending their winning streak at 14.

The Rockets get the season sweep over the Kings.

The Rockets took care of business and beat the Sacramento Kings 135-128 on the road, completing the season series sweep.

It was a very solid win for Houston, who lead by 15 after the first quarter and had the lead for pretty much the entire game. James Harden lead the way with 35 points, 15 assists, and 11 boards.

The Spurs third unit couldn’t close out an exciting fourth quarter against the undermanned Blazers.

Disappointed in his team’s effort level last week, Coach Gregg Popovich said he was done resting players, especially with no back-to-backs or crazy traveling between the final two games of the season.

Kevin Durant made his triumphant return tonight as Golden State was victorious against a depleted New Orleans roster.

The Stephen Curry-less Golden State Warriors defeated the Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins-less New Orleans Pelicans tonight, 123-101.

Tonight was the much anticipated return of Kevin Durant and it was great to see him. He wasted no time getting on the board.

D’Angelo Russell hit a game-winner that was meant to be.

Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins were unstoppable Sunday evening in Los Angeles, but D’Angelo Russell stole their moment in a 110-109 Lakers victory. Russell’s game-winner bounced in as the buzzer sounded, ricocheting up into the sky before finding its home through the bottom of the hoop.

The Spurs played their starters for most of the game, but they were no match for a motivated Clippers team led by Chris Paul that were fighting for playoff position.

It’s probably a good thing that the Spurs aren’t in the same playoff bracket as the Los Angeles Clippers, as they always seem to give the guys in Silver and Black a hard time.

Westbrook has surpassed Oscar Robertson as the NBA’s single-season triple-double leader vs. Denver

Sunday evening, vs. the Denver Nuggets, Oklahoma City Thunder phenom Russell Westbrook has eclipsed Oscar Robertson as the NBA’s single-season triple-double leader.

Oklahoma City’s six-time All Star supplanted Robertson’s 55-year-old record with 4:17 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Miami won’t be eliminated from qualifying for the playoffs without a fight.

It almost followed the same pattern as the night before, but this time the Miami Heat pulled off a gritty road victory in crunch time to keep their dwindling playoff hopes alive with a 106-103 win against the Washington Wizards.