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Striker Anthony Davis (23) of the New Orleans Pelicans strikes in front of the New York Knicks Center, Mitchell Robinson (26), in the first half of an NBA basketball game at New Orleans, Friday, November 16, 2018. (AP Photo / Gerald Herbert) LessStriker Anthony Davis (23) of the New Orleans Pelicans strikes in front of the New York Knicks Center, Mitchell Robinson (26), in the first half of an NBA basketball game at New Orleans, Friday, November 16 … more
Photo: Gerald Herbert
Photo: Gerald Herbert
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Anthony Davis scored 43 points, a high in the season, 17 rebounds. The New Orleans Pelicans overcame an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat the New York Knicks 129-124 on Friday night.
Julius Randle earned 19 points and 11 rebounds, including a missed free kick from Davis's missed free-kick to bring him back to 124-121 with 1:23 left.
After Tim Hardaway Jr. missed a 3 for the game, Holiday managed to dig the gap to dig the gap six seconds ahead of New Orleans with 35 seconds to go.
Holiday finished with 24 points and 10 assists, and Nikola Mirotic got 12 points and 10 rebounds for New Orleans.
Hardaway scored 30 points and Trey Burke had 24 out of 10 shots on 13 for the Knicks. They led with 19 points in the first period before losing for the sixth time in seven games.
Celtics 123, Raptors 116 (OT): Kyrie Irving had 43 points, a high in the season, scoring 17 points in 8:06 to force overtime, and scoring an assist on each basket in overtime to lead Boston.
Nets 115, Wizards 104: Spencer Dinwiddie scored the season's high scoring with 25 points, D Angelo Russell had 23 and Brooklyn got his first win since Caris LeVert's terrible foot injury.
Pacers 99, Heat 91: Tyreke Evans scored five shots on three kicks and scored the season's highest with 23 points on the substitutes' bench for Indiana.
76ers 113, Jazz 107: Jimmy Butler scored 28 points in his debut at home and Joel Embiid was 23. 23. Butler, a four-star player, was acquired Monday from Minnesota in a five-player deal.
T & # 39; wolves 114, Trail Blazers 96: Andrew Wiggins scored 23 points as Minnesota earned its third consecutive victory since trading with Jimmy Butler, upset.
Grizzlies 112, Kings 104: Rookie Jaren Jackson Jr. scored 27 points, a record in the season, and Marc Gasol added 19 points and 15 rebounds, becoming the best rebounder of all time Memphis.
Note: WNBA champion Sue Bird joins the Nuggets front office while continuing her playing career. Tim Connelly, president of the Nuggets basketball operations, said Bird's new title was associated with basketball. Bird recently finished his 16th season in WNBA with his third title, all with the Seattle Storm.
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