Cavaliers survive without Love as Tristan Thompson dominates
Tristan Thompson led the Cavaliers with 19 points 12 rebounds and four blocks in a 107 91 win over Oklahoma City at The Q. Kevin Love sat with back spasms and will undergo tests ahead of tonight's game in Dallas. LeBron James and Kyrie Irving fueled the effort while Enes Kanter missed the Thunder with a broken forearm.
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Millsap lifts Hawks in four overtimes against Knicks 142 139
Millsap scores 37 including the go ahead layup with 27 seconds left in the fourth overtime as Atlanta outlasts Carmelo Anthony and the short handed Knicks 142 139. Anthony scores season high 45 before fouling out in OT.
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Cavaliers Top Thunder Behind James Milestone Night
LeBron James scored 25 points to reach 20,019 with the Cavs, who beat Oklahoma City 107 91. Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving added key scoring, while Tristan Thompson and Iman Shumpert anchored defense to slow Russell Westbrook who posted a triple double. The Cavs improved to 32 14 as they won their second straight despite a rough start from deep.
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Simmonds nets 3rd period MVP hat trick in All Star victory
Wayne Simmonds scores a late hat trick and the MVP winner as the Metropolitan Division tops Pacific 4 3 in the 62nd NHL All Star Game. Gretzky coaches the Metro lineup while Braden Holtby posts shutout minutes to secure the win and a $1 million prize.
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