Overview
- Cleveland beat Philadelphia 117-115 to complete a two-game road sweep, with Jaylon Tyson scoring a career-high 39 and finding Evan Mobley for the game-winning dunk with 4.8 seconds left.
- Coach Kenny Atkinson said Darius Garland is “probably doubtful” for the Cavaliers’ next game after a right foot issue, leaving extra ballhandling duties to Cleveland’s reserves.
- James Harden scored 31 as the Clippers erased a double-digit deficit to top the Raptors 121-117 in overtime, extending their win streak to five games with Kawhi Leonard out due to a sprained right ankle.
- San Antonio routed Milwaukee 119-101 after Victor Wembanyama returned from an early knee-on-knee scare to post 22 points and 10 rebounds, including five three-pointers.
- Oklahoma City remained league-best at 35-7 with a five-game winning streak, while Portland listed Deni Avdija as doubtful with lower-back soreness.