Mavs star Luka Doncic needed stitches for a head laceration Friday night after colliding with the Lakers’ Dwight Howard, one of several no-calls that upset Doncic and his team.
LeBron is now the oldest player to put up a 30/10/15 game, and Doncic is now the youngest. One the same night.
Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors are finding out what it’s like to be a team saddled with injuries. Patty Mills came off the bench to score 31 points and the San Antonio Spurs beat Golden State 127-110 on Friday night, hours after the Warriors learned they will be without injured star
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De’Aaron Fox got back to attacking the rim. Buddy Hield and Bogdan Bogdanovic found their rhythm from the perimeter. With one all-inclusive performance, the Kings ended their worst start in nearly 30 years and shook off the label of being the NBA’s only remaining winless team.
The Warriors struggles continue as the Spurs get away with the win. Final score 127-110
De’Aaron Fox led the way for Sacramento with 25 points as the Kings beat the Jazz, 102-101.
The Brooklyn Nets head to Detroit with the knowledge that they don’t need a big game from Kyrie Irving to beat a quality opponent. Irving had his worst outing of the young season on Friday, scoring a season-low 22 points and committing a season-high six turnovers. Shortly afterward, the Nets got
