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After a busy Friday night, the NBA schedule is completed with a nine-game Saturday night. Things went well with two undefeated teams that fell early Saturday night. The Boston Celtics eliminated the Detroit Pistons and Utah Jazz, inflicting their first loss of the season to the New Orleans Pelicans.
Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Lakers have once again shone against the San Antonio Spurs, tilting 110-106. LeBron James scored 35 points and 11 rebounds, but DeMar DeRozan's 30-point, 12-rebound and eight assists were too hard for the Lakers to beat.
Here are all the scores, highlights and updates of the evening's action.
NBA scores for Saturday, October 27
All hours of the East
The Spurs retain the Lakers; Popovich makes the history of the NBA
The Spurs beat the Lakers for the second time in less than a week, beating them 110-106. Gregg Popovich has not only become the first coach in NBA history to win at least 1,200 games with just one franchise.
LeBron passes Dirk on scorers list of NBA
Speaking of great players of all time, LeBron James has just outscored Dirk Nowitzki for sixth place in the all-time scoring list.
LeBron passes Shaq on the scoring list
LeBron James eliminated another giant from the list of goals. With this bucket, the four-time MVP surpassed Shaquille O 'Neal for sixth place on the aforementioned list.
DeRozan dunks on 2 Lakers
The Spurs met the Lakers on Saturday night and DeMar DeRozan was their only bright spot. The guard of the stars had 16 points at the half, thus punctuating this slam dunk on two players of the Lakers.
Williams marks his first bucket on Alley-Oop
No matter whether it was during a dazzling victory, Robert Williams scored his very first NBA bucket with style. Before the Celtics lost their first loss of the season to the Pistons, the rookie posted his first bucket in an alley.
LeBron withdraws from the panel
LeBron James makes it a night thing. While the Lakers were looking to avenge their defeat against the Spurs since the start of the week, MVP's most valuable player shot a high point early in the game.
Giannis makes the occasional dunk special
When you are the "Greek Freak", you can make everything look good – including casual dunks. While the Bucks were aware of the Magic, Giannis Antetokounmpo started the game with style.
Nance Jr. succeeds in one hand slam
Larry Nance Jr. and Kyle Korver play a nice match for two. While the Cavaliers were looking for their first win of the season against the Pacers, Nance Jr. is sure to run the game with this one-handed slam.
The Embiid block leads to the Fultz revolving overlay
The 76ers hope to see more in the future. As the 76ers fought the Hornets, Joel Embiid fired a block that led directly to Markelle Fultz's rotating superposition.
Lavine started the game with a jam in one hand
How else could a former Slam Dunk champion start a game? As the Chicago Bulls cleared the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday, Zach Lavine started with a one-handed jam.
Celtics & # 39; Hayward succeeds a superb check
The Celtics blew the Pistons in the first half. While maintaining a 20-point lead over the undefeated Pistons, Gordon Hayward has managed this superb set-up while being the victim of a foul.
Mirotic scores 15 points in the first quarter
The pelicans are the team of Anthony Davis, but Nikola Mirotic is not in rest. While the Pelicans seemed undefeated against the Jazz, Mirotic scored 15 points on six shots in seven in the first quarter.
The Spurs go with the new formation vs Lakers
The Spurs are changing things a bit. While they're looking to beat the Lakers for the second time in less than a week, they'll join Davis Bertans on Rudy Gay in the first five. Dante Cunningham will start to defend LeBron James.
Davis looking for Pels
The pelicans were already struggling to stay undefeated Saturday night as they battled the Jazz. Now this task has become even more difficult. Shortly before the match, Anthony Davis was excluded with an elbow injury.
Ball retains the starting role
Lonzo Ball made his entry into the starting lineup this week due to Rajon Rondo's suspension following his fight with Chris Paul. And despite the return of Rondo, Ball retains this role. His solid play over the past three games (12.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, 6.6 assists, 40% of the 3-point score and a solid defense) has forced coach Luke Walton to keep him starters.
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