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W at Bucks · Fri, Nov 6 · Final
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOR | 24 | 27 | 38 | 32 | 121 |
| MIL | 29 | 31 | 27 | 20 | 107 |
TOR Barrett 27 pts · Poeltl 11 reb · Shead 16 ast
MIL Herro 23 pts, 10 ast · Burries 11 reb
Record5–4
T-3rd in the Atlantic · 2.5 GB
Mon, Nov 9 7:30 PM ET vs Grizzlies
No. 1 in the 30-second version
Raptors beat Bucks 121-107 for first NBA Cup win, with Alijah Martin scoring 27 points off the bench.
According to fan site Raptors HQ, Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley were out injured, so Jamal Shead and Collin Murray-Boyles joined the starting lineup. Toronto struggled to convert quality looks for much of the game, while Milwaukee got extra second-chance opportunities.
Source: Raptors HQ
From Friday
Brayden Burries scored a career-high 21 points for the Bucks in a 121-107 loss to Raptors.
In a really disappointing opening NBA Cup game, the Milwaukee Bucks lost to the injury-ravaged Toronto Raptors 121-107. The only real positive to come out of the night was Brayden Burries’ breakout game (as I predicted!): he scored a career-high 21 points on 8/14 shooting, plus 11 rebounds (five offensive) and six assists.
Source: Brew Hoop
Raptors beat Bucks 121-107 in NBA Cup play after Milwaukee's second-half collapse.
The Bucks led most of the game and were up 15 at one point, but Toronto scored 70 second-half points, according to Brew Hoop's fan-site player grades. Ryan Rollins was graded D after five turnovers, while Brayden Burries was singled out for a strong game and Turner was criticized for a poor second half.
Source: Brew Hoop
Around the NBA
No. 2 in the 30-second version
Stephen Curry scores 41 as Warriors beat Magic 126-119 in overtime for their seventh straight win.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry scored 17 of his 41 points in the final seven minutes of Saturday night's 126-119 overtime win over the Orlando Magic, setting another late-career NBA record.
Sources: USA TODAY Sports · Yahoo Sports · ESPN · NBC Sports BayArea
No. 3 in the 30-second version
Kristaps Porzingis will step away from the NBA to prioritize his health.
Porzingis has not played for the Warriors this season, and CBS Sports reports he signed a two-year, $40 million deal in free agency this summer and has been away from the team since late September. A fan blog citing ClutchPoints reports Golden State has contacted the Pelicans, Bulls and Bucks about trading his contract. The same report says the Warriors are expected to trade him by December 16.
Sources: ESPN · CBS Sports · Golden State Of Mind
Josh Hart is out for the Knicks with right ankle soreness ahead of their game at Cleveland.
Fan blogs said the 4-4 Knicks visited the 5-4 Cavaliers on November 7, with Cleveland playing the second game of a back-to-back. Jarrett Allen was listed as questionable with a knee contusion.
Sources: Posting and Toasting · Liberty Ballers · At The Hive
Knicks beat Cavaliers 109-97, with Jalen Brunson scoring 31 and Karl-Anthony Towns 29.
Brunson shot 12-for-25 and added nine assists and six rebounds, and Towns grabbed 13 rebounds. The win was New York's first three-game winning streak of the season and moved the Knicks (5-4) over .500 for the first time this season. SB Nation reports Cleveland's Donovan Mitchell scored 37 points, and the Cavaliers (5-5) had beaten Philadelphia the previous day.
Sources: NY Post Sports · Posting and Toasting
Suns beat Rockets 102-99 in a clutch-time win in Phoenix, according to SB Nation's recap.
SB Nation and Bright Side of the Sun, both fan blogs, call it a statement win over a Houston team that swept the season series last year, and they credit the Suns' energy and defensive intensity. Bright Side of the Sun's recap lists the final as 102-98, so the margin is reported inconsistently. The Dream Shake, a Rockets fan blog, reports Minnesota beat Houston 117-107 on Nov. 4, with Alperen Sengun posting a triple-double.
Sources: Bright Side Of The Sun · The Dream Shake · Canis Hoopus
How this is made: Summaries are written with AI from the linked reporting. For the full account, read the sources.