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Saturday takes place under the colors of a slate of 10 matches that does not lack intriguing encounters. The Boston Celtics have just won a tremendous win in overtime against the Toronto Raptors. Kyrie Irving had 41 points and 11 assists. They will also seek revenge after Utah defeated them earlier this month in Gordon Hayward's first tour of the Jazz since signing with the Celtics.
Two of the most underrated teams in the Western Conference will also face each other as the Denver Nuggets tackle the New Orleans Pelicans. Center of the Stars Anthony Davis continues to have another spectacular season with an average of 26.5 points per game, which is good for sixth place in the NBA. The match between Davis and Nikola Jokic will be watched all night.
NBA scores for Saturday 17 November
* All times is
- Mowers 127, nets 119 (box)
- Magic 130, Lakers 117 (Box Score)
- 76ers 122, Hornets 119 (Box Box) – OT
- Pacers 97, Hawks 89 (Box Score)
- Pelicans 125, Nuggets 115 (box)
- Jazz 98, Celtics 86 (GameTracker)
- Sacramento Kings at Houston Rockets, 8pm (GameTracker)
- Toronto Raptors at the Chicago Bulls, 8 pm (GameTracker)
- Golden State Warriors at the Dallas Mavericks at 8:30 pm (GameTracker)
- Oklahoma City Thunder to Phoenix Suns, 9pm (GameTracker)
Butler spoils Walker's historic night
Kemba Walker has amassed 60 points against the 76ers, setting a franchise record with Hornets and just one league match this season. That was not enough, however, as Jimmy Butler eliminated a pointer in the final second of 3 points in overtime to win the match in his third participation with the 76ers.
Davis drops 40, surpasses Jokic
Anthony Davis rolls the pelicans. They have now won five of their last six games with another big Davis night. The big star finished with 40 points, eight rebounds and eight assists to lead his team to the Nuggets, overtaking Nikola Jokic – 25 points, 10 rebounds, eight assists – at the same time.
LeBron cradles the edge of the Lonzo dish
LeBron James presented a show against the Magic, and his last highlighted game is impressive. After a good dish of Lonzo Ball, LeBron flew into the lane for a powerful slam.
Simmons finds Butler in a half yard
The 76ers are happy to have Jimmy Butler as the third star, alongside Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid, and it seems that this group has already understood something on the ground. Just minutes after the start of their match against the Hornets, Embiid grabbed a rebound and passed it to Simmons, who threw a half-court driveway to Butler.
Gallinari and Harris combine for 55 to lead Clippers
The Clippers won an impressive victory against the Nets (127-119). They did so thanks to the big nights of Danilo Gallinari (28 points) and Tobias Harris (27), who combined for 55 points on a very effective score of 20 out of 31.
Green takes flight
Gerald Green has added to his impressive record of dunks against the Kings. Late in the first quarter, Green took the exit pass and flew into the lane for a big traffic jam.
Tatum hits him before Gobert can arrive
Jayson Tatum is not afraid of anyone on the edge and he has once again demonstrated against the Jazz. Despite the closure of Rudy Gobert, Tatum climbed up and managed to slam the house.
Jokic starts hot
Nobody on the pelicans could stop Nikola Jokic in the first quarter. The big man of the Nuggets has amassed 18 points in the frame to make a fantastic start.
LeBron drops the rebound pass
LeBron James has recently climbed the list of scorers of all time, but he is also a great smuggler, as he showed early against the Magic. In quick break, he left a nice pass to JaVale McGee.
Beautiful alley highlights the strong first quarter of Allen
Jarrett Allen had an excellent first quarter against the Clippers, scoring 13 points, which is more than the average of his season. The highlight came on a nice little alley of Spencer Dinwiddie's dish.
Warriors without Draymond (again)
The issue of Draymond Green's toes will not go away. According to Steve Kerr, the Warriors will assemble their versatile star against the Mavericks on Saturday – and probably Sunday against the Spurs – to try to let the sprain heal.
Kerr said that we did not know how long Green would stay away from this injury, but hope that for the Warriors he will come back as soon as possible.
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