All-Star Saturday Night
The Team Vince (0-0) defeat the Team Melo (0-0), 25-24 to win the Rising Stars championship.
The Team Vince (0-0) defeat the Team T-Mac (0-0), 41-36 in Game 2 of the Rising Stars semifinal.
The Team Melo (0-0) defeat the Team Austin (0-0), 40-34 in Game 1 of the Rising Stars semifinal.
Team Giannis defeats Team Anthony, 65-58, in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game.
The Los Angeles Lakers (33-21) defeat the Dallas Mavericks (19-35), 124-104, on the back of Lebron James being the oldest player to record a triple double.
The Portland Trail Blazers (27-29) defeat the Utah Jazz (18-38), 135-119.
The Milwaukee Bucks (23-30) defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder (42-14), 110-93.
The San Antonio Spurs (38-16) defeat the Golden State Warriors (29-26), 126-113.
The Denver Nuggets (35-20) defeat the Memphis Grizzlies (20-33), 122-116.
The Denver Nuggets (34-20) defeat the Memphis Grizzlies (20-32), 122-116.
The Oklahoma City Thunder (41-13) demolish the Phoenix Suns (32-22), 136-109.
The Utah Jazz (18-37) defeat the Sacramento Kings (12-44), 121-93.
The Miami Heat (29-27) defeat the New Orleans Pelicans (15-41), 123-111.
The Los Angeles Clippers (26-28) defeat the Houston Rockets (33-20), 105-102 behind Kawhi’s 19 points in the 4th quarter, including the game winner
The Minnesota Timberwolves (34-22) defeat the Portland Trail Blazers (26-29), 133-109 with Julius Randle’s 41 point night
The New York Knicks (35-20) defeat the Philadelphia 76ers (30-24), 138-89. The second largest victory in franchise history
The Detroit Pistons (40-13) defeat the Toronto Raptors (32-23), 113-95 behind Cade’s 28/7/9, officially becoming Phil Jackson contenders!
The Indiana Pacers (15-40) defeat the Brooklyn Nets (15-38), 115-110, in one of the games of all time.
The Boston Celtics (35-19) defeat the Chicago Bulls (24-31), 124-105.
The Cleveland Cavaliers (34-21) defeat the Washington Wizards (14-39), 138-113.
The Charlotte Hornets (26-29) defeat the Atlanta Hawks (26-30), 110-107.
The Milwaukee Bucks (22-30) defeat the Orlando Magic (28-25), 116-108 behind Cam Thomas’s 34 points in his Bucks debut!
The San Antonio Spurs (36-16) utterly demolish the Los Angeles Lakers (32-20), 136-108.
The Phoenix Suns (32-22) defeat the Dallas Mavericks (19-34), 120-111 despite Dallas shooting 32-44 FT vs. Phoenix’s 6-9 FT