Recap Roundups
April 09, 2017
Toronto 110, New York 97
It was a day of achievement for DeMar DeRozan and the Toronto Raptors. The noon start also served as reminder of what the Raptors can expect in postseason weekend games.
Atlanta 126, Cleveland 125
The Atlanta Hawks topped their stunning short-handed victory in Cleveland with a 26-point fourth-quarter comeback on Sunday to shock the Cavaliers in overtime.
Oklahoma City 106, Denver 105
Russell Westbrook chased history all season, and with another incredible performance, the Oklahoma City Thunder guard set himself apart from the rest of the NBA.
Phoenix 124, Dallas 111
For the Phoenix Suns, the wins are meaningless but the experience is invaluable.
Houston 135, Sacramento 128
As the clock ticked off the final seconds of the first quarter Sunday, Houston Rockets guard James Harden methodically dribbled, measuring up the space between him and a defender.
Detroit 103, Memphis 90
Detroit Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy knew the playoff-bound Grizzlies were not going to give their starters extended playing time Sunday. And he was aware Memphis' regulars likely would see limited court time in the second half.
L.A. Lakers 110, Minnesota 109
D'Angelo Russell's grandmother died earlier in the day, and the Los Angeles Lakers point guard planned to sit out the team's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night.