Recap Roundups
November 12, 2018
Washington 117, Orlando 109
John Wall had 25 points and 10 assists, Bradley Beal added 21 points and the Washington Wizards defeated the visiting Orlando Magic 117-109 Monday night for their second straight win.
Philadelphia 124, Miami 114
Joel Embiid posted 35 points, 18 rebounds and three assists, leading the visiting Philadelphia 76ers to a 124-114 victory over the Miami Heat on Monday night.
New Orleans 126, Toronto 110
Jrue Holiday had 29 points and 14 assists, E'Twaun Moore scored 30 points and the visiting New Orleans Pelicans defeated the Toronto Raptors 126-110 Monday night.
Dallas 103, Chicago 98
It took seven tries, but the Dallas Mavericks finally notched their first road win of the season by holding off the Chicago Bulls, 103-98, Monday night.
Utah 96, Memphis 88
Joe Ingles scored 19 points while Rudy Gobert added 15 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks to lead the visiting Utah Jazz to a 96-88 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday night.
Minnesota 120, Brooklyn 113
Karl-Anthony Towns totaled 25 points and 21 rebounds Monday night as the Minnesota Timberwolves halted a five-game losing streak and overcame a season-worst 23 turnovers in a 120-113 victory in Minneapolis over the Brooklyn Nets, who ended a four-game road trip and lost Caris LeVert to an apparent serious right leg injury.
Oklahoma City 118, Phoenix 101
Paul George scored 32 points as the host Oklahoma City Thunder, playing without Russell Westbrook for the fourth consecutive game, beat the Phoenix Suns 118-101 on Monday night.
Sacramento 104, San Antonio 99
Bogdan Bogdanovic poured in 22 points off the bench to lead six Kings players in double figures as Sacramento came on late to beat the visiting San Antonio Spurs 104-99 on Monday.
L.A. Clippers 121, Golden State 116
Lou Williams broke a tie with a layup with 55.2 seconds remaining in overtime and later added three free throws after getting fouled on a 3-point attempt Monday night, pushing the host Los Angeles Clippers to a 121-116 victory over the Stephen Curry-less Golden State Warriors.