Monday, February 9, 2015Regular season · 9 games

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9 games, none went to overtime. Biggest comeback: SAS trailed IND by 14 after three quarters and won 95–93.

Final · Box score

Spurs95

Pacers93

Final · Box score

Warriors89

Sixers84

Final · Box score

Magic80

Wizards96

Final · Box score

Knicks95

Heat109

Final · Box score

Nets97

Bucks103

Final · Box score

Hawks117

Wolves105

Final · Box score

Jazz100

Pelicans96

Final · Box score

Clippers115

Mavs98

Final · Box score

Thunder124

Nuggets114

On this day · 2013–14Feb 9, 2014: 8 games. Top scorer: Kevin Durant (Thunder-Knicks), 41 points.

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The lead · Spurs-Pacers

San Antonio rallies from 14 down to beat Indiana

DeAndre Jordan goes for 27 rebounds

Game flow · SAS margin at each break

By quarter

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	T
Spurs	30	17	18	30	95
Pacers	28	17	34	14	93

Who led

Tony ParkerSAS19 PTS · 1 REB · 6 AST

Tim DuncanSAS15 PTS · 8 REB · 2 AST

Rodney StuckeyIND18 PTS · 3 REB · 3 AST

CJ MilesIND13 PTS · 2 REB · 0 AST

Top scorers tonight

Kevin Durant OKC40

Gordon Hayward UTA32

Chris Bosh MIA32

Eric Gordon NOP31

Al Horford ATL28

Jordan tops the night at 66.4 FPTS

Top 8 FPTS

JordanLAC · 27 REB, 22 PTS, 3 BLK, 1 STL

66.4

HaywardUTA · 32 PTS, 8 AST, 7 REB, 2 STL

58.9

CP3LAC · 25 PTS, 13 AST, 6 REB, 2 STL

55.2

KDOKC · 40 PTS, 4 REB, 2 AST, 1 STL

50.3

HorfordATL · 28 PTS, 8 REB, 3 AST, 2 BLK

48.1

MeloNYK · 26 PTS, 4 REB, 4 AST, 2 STL

47.8

BoshMIA · 32 PTS, 6 AST, 2 REB, 1 STL

46.4

WestbrookOKC · 26 PTS, 9 AST, 5 REB

45.0

Records so far

Golden State leads the league at 41–9

East

1. ATL43-10

2. TOR35-17

3. WAS33-20

4. CHI32-20

5. CLE32-21

6. MIL29-23

7. CHA22-29

8. MIA22-29

9. BKN21-30

10. DET20-32

11. BOS19-31

12. IND20-33

13. ORL16-39

14. PHI12-41

15. NYK10-42

West

1. GSW41-9

2. MEM38-13

3. HOU35-16

4. POR35-17

5. DAL35-19

6. LAC34-19

7. SAS33-19

8. PHX29-24

9. NOP27-25

10. OKC27-25

11. DEN19-33

12. UTA19-33

13. SAC18-32

14. LAL13-38

15. MIN11-41

Lead changes

Jazz-Pelicans10

Hawks-Wolves9

Spurs-Pacers8

Knicks-Heat7

Clippers-Mavs7

Warriors-Sixers3

Magic-Wizards0

Thunder-Nuggets0

Shot of the night

Belinelli's jumper with 2 seconds left breaks the tie, 95-93 final

The night in charts

Thunder-Nuggets combined for 238, 16 more than any other game

Points by game

Thunder-NuggetsThunder 124, Nuggets 114

238

Hawks-WolvesHawks 117, Wolves 105

222

Clippers-MavsClippers 115, Mavs 98

213

Knicks-HeatKnicks 95, Heat 109

204

Nets-BucksNets 97, Bucks 103

200

Jazz-PelicansJazz 100, Pelicans 96

196

Spurs-PacersSpurs 95, Pacers 93

188

Magic-WizardsMagic 80, Wizards 96

176

Warriors-SixersWarriors 89, Sixers 84

173

3 of 9 games were decided by 5 or fewer

Closest finishes

Spurs-PacersSpurs 95, Pacers 93

+2 SAS

Jazz-PelicansJazz 100, Pelicans 96

+4 UTA

Warriors-SixersWarriors 89, Sixers 84

+5 GSW

Nets-BucksNets 97, Bucks 103

+6 MIL

Thunder-NuggetsThunder 124, Nuggets 114

+10 OKC

Hawks-WolvesHawks 117, Wolves 105

+12 ATL

Knicks-HeatKnicks 95, Heat 109

+14 MIA

Magic-WizardsMagic 80, Wizards 96

+16 WAS

Clippers-MavsClippers 115, Mavs 98

+17 LAC

SAS erased a 14-point hole

Biggest comebacks, at quarter breaks

Spurs-PacersSAS won · Spurs 95, Pacers 93

14 pts

Jazz-PelicansUTA won · Jazz 100, Pelicans 96

10 pts

Knicks-HeatMIA won · Knicks 95, Heat 109

9 pts

Nets-BucksMIL won · Nets 97, Bucks 103

6 pts

Warriors-SixersGSW won · Warriors 89, Sixers 84

4 pts

Dudley shot 7-of-10 for the night's hottest hand

Hottest shooting · min 10 FGA

DudleyMIL · 19 PTS, 4 REB, 3 STL, 2 AST

70% (7-10)

CarrollATL · 26 PTS, 4 REB, 3 STL

69% (9-13)

VillanuevaDAL · 26 PTS, 5 REB, 1 AST

69% (9-13)

KDOKC · 40 PTS, 4 REB, 2 AST, 1 STL

68% (13-19)

JackBKN · 26 PTS, 8 AST, 4 REB

67% (10-15)

Final · Spurs-Pacers

Spurs 95Pacers 93

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	T
Spurs	30	17	18	30	95
Pacers	28	17	34	14	93

The story

Tim Duncan had 15 points as San Antonio beat Indiana 95-93

David West led Indiana with 18 REB, 10 PTS, 7 AST 15 PTS, 8 REB, 5 BLK, 2 AST · 7-13 FG

The swing

Down 14 after the third, the Spurs took the fourth 30-14.

SAS lead by quarter

Final · Jazz-Pelicans

Jazz 100Pelicans 96

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	T
Jazz	27	15	29	29	100
Pelicans	25	27	15	29	96

The story

Gordon Hayward's 32 points and 8 assists carried Utah past New Orleans, 100-96

For New Orleans, Tyreke Evans had 18 PTS, 10 AST, 7 REB 32 PTS, 8 AST, 7 REB · 10-22 FG, 3-5 3PT

The swing

The Jazz trailed by 10 going into the third, then won it 29-15.

UTA lead by quarter

Final · Thunder-Nuggets

Thunder 124Nuggets 114

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	T
Thunder	38	35	33	18	124
Nuggets	18	41	33	22	114

The story

Oklahoma City beat Denver 124-114 behind 26 points and 9 assists from Russell Westbrook

Jusuf Nurkic paced Denver: 16 PTS, 14 REB, 2 AST 26 PTS, 9 AST, 5 REB · 8-14 FG, 1-2 3PT

The swing

A 38-18 first quarter did the most damage for the Thunder.

OKC lead by quarter

Fantasy angle

Heating up

Russell WestbrookOKC

+6.7points, last 5 vs season avg

Points per game

32.6 points a game over his last five games, against 25.9 in 37 earlier games. Today: 26 points in 32 minutes.

Losing minutes

Andrea BargnaniNYK

−18.0minutes, last 3 vs 2013–14 avg

Minutes per game

11.9 minutes a game over his last three games, against 29.9 in 2013–14 (42 games). Today: 4 points in 14 minutes.

Stepped-up role

J.J. BareaDAL

+17.4minutes, today vs season avg

Minutes per game

34 minutes today, against 16.9 a game in 52 earlier games. Line: 15 points, 2 rebounds, 7 assists.

Second story · Jazz-Pelicans

Utah climbs out of a 10-point hole against New Orleans

Down 10 at the half, the Jazz won the third quarter 29–15 and the game 100–96. Gordon Hayward led Utah with 32 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists.

Top-scorer duel · Jazz-Pelicans

Top performances

Kevin Durant leads the day with 40

Kevin DurantThunder-Nuggets · W

25.9 PPG season to date · +14.7 vs his regular-season average before tonight

Most like it, modern era: Antawn Jamison GSW, Mar 8, 2003: 40 PTS · 4 REB · 2 AST

40 PTS · 4 REB · 2 AST

Gordon HaywardJazz-Pelicans · W

19.8 PPG season to date · +12.4 vs his regular-season average before tonight

32 PTS · 7 REB · 8 AST

Chris BoshHeat-Knicks · W

21.2 PPG season to date · +11.0 vs his regular-season average before tonight

32 PTS · 2 REB · 6 AST

Eric GordonPelicans-Jazz · L

12.8 PPG season to date · +18.8 vs his regular-season average before tonight

Season high31 PTS · 3 REB · 3 AST

Al HorfordHawks-Wolves · W

15.5 PPG season to date · +12.8 vs his regular-season average before tonight

Season high28 PTS · 8 REB · 3 AST

Russell WestbrookThunder-Nuggets · W

25.9 PPG season to date · +0.1 vs his regular-season average before tonight

26 PTS · 5 REB · 9 AST

Hot and cold

Last 10 games against the season so far

Hot

D.J. AugustinDET+6.7 17.0 last 10 · 10.3 season

Wayne EllingtonLAL+5.4 14.4 last 10 · 9.0 season

Khris MiddletonMIL+5.1 16.4 last 10 · 11.3 season

Jarrett JackBKN+4.9 17.5 last 10 · 12.6 season

Gordon HaywardUTA+4.1 23.9 last 10 · 19.8 season

Cold

Kobe BryantLAL−7.2 15.1 last 10 · 22.3 season

Reggie JacksonOKC−5.7 7.2 last 10 · 12.9 season

Deron WilliamsBKN−5.5 7.5 last 10 · 13.0 season

Gerald GreenPHX−4.7 7.9 last 10 · 12.6 season

Cory JosephSAS−4.5 4.0 last 10 · 8.5 season

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