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Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Dallas Mavericks (31 - 17) beat the Miami Heat (20 - 26) 93 - 72 on Friday. Charlie Villanueva led the Mavericks in scoring with 20 points in 23 minutes off the bench to go along with a 29 plus/minus. He scored 10 points in the fourth quarter as part of a 33 - 12 final period against the Heat. Richard Jefferson started for Chandler Parsons, who was out with an illness. Jefferson played 21 minutes and finished with seven points. No starter scored more than 12 points for the Mavs who had dropped four straight games coming in to Friday. The game was tied 60 - 60 going into the fourth quarter, but Miami could n't stop Villanueva, and the Mavs pulled away to win by 21 points. Hassan Whiteside continued to impress. He grabbed a career - high 24 rebounds to go along with 16 points. Over his past three games, he's averaged 15 points, 18 rebounds and 4 blocks. The Heat are 6 - 7 in January and will have to continue without one of their veteran leaders the next couple weeks, as Dwyane Wade is expected to be sidelined with a hamstring injury for at least the next two to three weeks. The Heat will travel to Boston to face the Celtics on Sunday. The Mavericks will make the short trip to Orlando for the second game of their back - to - back tilt in Florida.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Golden State Warriors (42 - 9) narrowly escaped an upset loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves (11 - 42), barely edging them out 94 - 91. Minnesota went on a 120 run in the fourth quarter to pull within two points of the Warriors, but was unable to finish the comeback. Golden State's Steph Curry finished with 25 points and eight assists and Klay Thompson was held to 14 points. The Warriors survived a scare against to enter the All-Star break on having won six of its last seven games. Draymond Green was able to play despite a sprained ankle. Green finished with 13 rebounds and three points in 36 minutes on the floor. The Warriors have a three - game cushion over the Grizzlies for the top seed in the Western Conference. Minnesota lost its second straight game Wednesday, but both of those losses came to the top seeds in the Eastern and Western conference. Ricky Rubio finished with 18 points and nine rebounds and Nikola Pekovic finished with a double - double. The Timberwolves will resume play Feb. 20 against the Suns.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The host Golden State Warriors easily defeated the visiting New York Knicks on Thursday, 103 - 90. The Warriors (23 - 4) hold the league's top record through 27 games now for the third straight season. It was a low - scoring night on Thursday for the league's top offense, but the Warriors still had no problem getting the win, outscoring the Knicks by 14 in the first half and holding on in the second. Golden State oddly got to the free - throw line only eight times on the night and made just half of their attempts. It was a dismal night from the line for both teams, as New York went 9 - of - 19 on free - throws as well. Aside from the line, though, Golden State shot well, hitting 46 percent of its attempts. Shooting guard Klay Thompson led the team with 25 points and had four three - pointers. It was a monster rebounding night for the Warriors, as they pulled down 57 boards. Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, and Draymond Green all pulled down double - digits in the rebounding column. For the Knicks (14 - 12), forward Carmelo Anthony (shoulder) and guard Derrick Rose (knee) found themselves injured at an inopportune time. The Knicks' offense needed all the help it could get, as no starter scored more than 10 points. The team hit only 40 percent of its shots and had just five three - pointers. Sophomore star Kristaps Porzingis had an off night, scoring only eight points on 4 - of - 13 shooting to go with five rebounds. Bench guard Justin Holiday led the team with 15 points and also had an impressive five steals. The Warriors will host the Trail Blazers on Saturday, while the Knicks will visit Denver to take on the Nuggets.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Charlotte Hornets (25 - 33) defeated the Los Angeles Lakers (16 - 43) 104 - 103 on Tuesday. The two teams went wire - to - wire, but the Hornets were able to pull away just enough in the final five minutes of the game. Charlotte held a five - point lead with just seven seconds remaining, and the Lakers just ran out of time in attempting a last - second comeback. Mo Williams scored eight of Charlotte's final nine points in the last minute of the game and finished with 20 points and a game - high 13 assists. Al Jefferson was also very effective in the winning effort for the Hornets, putting up 21 points on 9 - of - 19 shooting and 16 rebounds in 37 minutes. Gerald Henderson played a game - high 38 minutes and recorded 21 points on 8 - of - 15 shooting, five assists, and three steals. All five Hornets starters scored in double figures, with Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (12) and Cody Zeller (10) rounding out the five. Charlotte shot 49 percent from the field and had 30 assists on 39 made field goals. The Lakers were lead by Jeremy Lin coming off the bench for a game - high 23 points on 9 - of - 16 shooting, eight assists, and six rebounds in 30 minutes of play. Carlos Boozer had his first double - double in eight games, posting 15 points and 11 rebounds in 25 minutes. Jordan Clarkson (19), Wesley Johnson (10), and Jordan Hill (10) rounded out the Lakers who finished in double figures. Up next, the Hornets will hit the road to take on the Nets on Wednesday in Brooklyn, while the Lakers will travel to Miami on Wednesday to take on the Heat.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Memphis Grizzlies (28 - 20) defeated the Sacramento Kings (20 - 27) 121 - 117 at FedEx Forum on Saturday. DeMarcus Cousins left the game late in the fourth quarter after injuring his left leg under the basket, but was a key part in sparking a failed comeback effort throughout the final period. The Kings fell behind early in the game and allowed the Grizzlies to pile on a 20 - point lead. Cousins did most of his damage from the free throw line, and finished with 17 points and 14 rebounds before exiting the game. Rudy Gay found a rhythm late in the game, knocking down jumper after jumper to dent the double digit lead and pull the game within two points with 5:0 remaining in the fourth quarter. Gay finished with 21 points, seven rebounds and three assists on 6 - of - 12 shooting. Rajon Rondo fouled out of the game, which dealt a heavy blow to the Kings chances with their two superstars sidelined, but rounded out the box score with 15 points, eight assists and six rebounds. The Kings will host the MIlwaukee Bucks (20 - 29) on Monday. Memphis got off to a hot start behind Tony Allen and Jeff Green, who outpaced the Kings up and down the court throughout the first quarter. The Grizzlies started to break down defensively during the fourth quarter, and DeMarcus Cousins was simply bullying his way to the free throw line, but Courtney Lee was clutch from the charity stripe when Sacramento needed to foul. Jeff Green led all scorers with 29 points, two rebounds and two assists, while Tony Allen earned most of his 12 points early and added five rebounds. Marc Gasol led the front court and finished with six points and five rebounds on 7 - of - 14 shooting on 34 minutes. The Grizzlies will visit the New Orleans Pelicans (18 - 28) on Monday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

On Thursday, the Cavaliers beat the surging Boston Celtics on the backs of strong play from its big three. Kyrie Irving led the team with 32 points and dished out 12 assists, also a team high. Kevin Love trailed not far behind Irving with 30 points, including six three - pointers. Love also pulled in a team - high 15 rebounds, contributing heavily to Cleveland's 46 - 29 advantage on the glass. LeBron James, meanwhile, continued to dominate with 23 points, 11 assists, and eight rebounds. The Cavs as a team shot over 51 percent and nailed 14 three - pointers. Boston, meanwhile, made 12 threes and shot over 50 percent from the field. All-Star Isaiah Thomas had 31 points and dished out a team - high nine assists. Avery Bradley added 23 points including three three - pointers and also came away with four steals.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Mason Plumlee's performance against the Clippers on Monday night was only replicated by two other NBA players this season - - Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo. That's fairly elite company to belong to, especially considering the fact that both Durant and Antetokounmpo are wings that have the ball a lot, while Plumlee is not seen as a ball - dominant center. But while the company is elite, the stat line is n't totally shocking considering the numbers Plumlee has posted this season, especially, shockingly enough, in the assist column. Monday was the eighth time in 26 games this season where the big man has posted at least six assists, the 10th time he's dished out at least five assists and the 19th time he's had at least four assists. In fact, his average is currently 4 per game. For a big man, that's a very impressive number, and given Plumlee's ability to dish out the ball for scores on a consistent basis, this may not be the last time the Duke graduate posts a stat line like the one he had on Monday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The host Dallas Mavericks showed no quit as they held on to defeat the travel - worn Indiana Pacers 111 - 103 at American Airlines Center on Friday evening. The Mavericks used a 34 - 13 run during the middle quarters, during which Wesley Matthews out - scored the entire Pacers team 16 - 13, to take the lead and did not look back, on their way to their fourth home win of the season and third win in their last seven games. Matthews was the high - point man for the Mavericks (5 - 17), finishing with 26 points on 8 - of - 16 shooting, including 5 - of - 10 from long range. Harrison Barnes followed up with 25 points on fantastic 10 - of - 17 shooting, along with eight rebounds and two assists. Deron Williams chipped in 16 points, while Dorian Finney-Smith added 12 points and eight rebounds. Dwight Powell had another solid game, with 14 points and five rebounds in 21 minutes off the bench. Things could be starting to look up for the Mavs, who had been pummeled by injuries early on but have shown improvement as guys like Williams and Devin Harris have returned. The Mavericks will face the second night of a back - to - back as they travel to Houston to take on the Rockets on Saturday. Meanwhile, despite shooting 14 - of - 25 from long range and 25 - of - 26 from the foul line the Pacers still came up short in their fifth and final game of a grueling West-coast swing. Paul George led Indiana with 22 points in the contest, while Myles Turners and C.J. Miles both chipped in 18. The Pacers fell to 3 - 8 on the road with this loss but will look to get back on track as soon as possible as they return home to face the second night of a back - to - back as they play host to the Trail Blazers on Saturday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Indiana Pacers (27 - 34) defeated the Chicago Bulls (39 - 24) 98 - 84 on Friday. The two teams went into the final period all tied up, but a big fourth quarter for the Pacers where Indiana outscored the Bulls 32 - 18 helped them prevail. Indiana was lead by Soloman Hill, who had a team - high 16 points on 5 - of - 10 shooting, five rebounds, and three steals in 26 minutes. Both David West and Ian Mahinmi recorded double - doubles, with West recording 10 points on 5 - of - 8 shooting and 10 rebounds in 24 minutes, while Mahinmi put up 14 points and a game - high 11 rebounds in 27 minutes off the bench. Rodney Stuckey also continued to make strong contributions off the bench, recording 12 points on 5 - of - 13 shooting, seven rebounds, and five assists in a team - high 32 minutes. C.J. Watson (11) and C.J. Miles (10) round out the Pacers scoring in double figures. The win puts Indiana in a tie with Miami for the eight - seed in the Eastern Conference, with the tiebreaker currently giving the edge to the Pacers. They will travel to Madison Square Garden Saturday to take on the struggling New York Knicks. Paul Gasol recorded his seventh consecutive double - double in the Bulls' losing effort, putting up 18 points on 7 - of - 17 shooting and 10 rebounds in 34 minutes. Gasol's partner in the frontcourt Joakim Noah recorded a game - high 11 assists, but only managed four points and seven rebounds. Aaron Brooks, who continues to start for Derrick Rose (knee), struggled mightily, recording just four points on 2 - of - 11 shooting. Tony Snell, who is starting for Jimmy Butler (elbow) also struggled, scoring eight points on 2 - of - 5 shooting. Rookie Doug McDermott took full advantage of his playing time on Friday, scoring 16 points in 16 minutes on 8 - of - 17 shooting. The loss puts Chicago in a tie for the two - seed in the Eastern Conference, but they have just a half - game lead over Toronto in the four - spot. Chicago will next travel to San Antonio Sunday to take on the Spurs.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Oklahoma City Thunder (17 - 8) defeated the Portland Trail Blazers (11 - 16) by a score of 106 - 90, Wednesday night in Oklahoma. The Thunder had control for most of the game. They were up 31 - 26 after a back and forth first quarter and held the lead for the rest of the way. This was the sixth win in a row for the Thunder The Thunder had six players score in double digits and shot 48 percent from the field as a team. Kevin Durant led the way in scoring, with 24 points. He also had seven rebounds, four assists and one blocked shot, in 29 minutes. Enes Kanter put up a nice double - double in 24 minutes off the bench, with 12 points (3 - 6 FG, 6 - 8 FT), and 13 rebounds. Dion Waiters shot 6 - 10 from the field and finished with 18 points and six rebounds, in 27 minutes. Russell Westbrook struggled shooting, going 5 - 15 from the field, however he still contributed a healthy 13 points, five assists, three rebounds, two steals and two blocks, in only 26 minutes. Portland could not find the rhythm in this game, as they shot only 34 percent from the field as a team. C.J. MacCollum was one of the few players to shoot at least 50 percent in the game for Portland and led the way with in scoring with 24 points (9 - 18 FG, 4 - 7 3Pt), along with four assists and four rebounds, in 35 minutes. Damian Lillard shot 6 - 20 from the field, including 4 - 8 from distance, to finish with 20 points, along with five assists and two rebounds. Mason Plumlee was the only other player to score double digits for the Blazers. Plumlee finished with a nice double - double including 14 points (4 - 14 FG, 6 - 6 FT) and 10 rebounds. Next up the Trail Blazers will head to Orlando to play the second game of a current five - game road trip on Friday. The Thunder will be right back in action with a game in Cleveland Thursday night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

No Paul George, no problem. The Pacers seemed to be clicking just fine on offense without their star player on Friday, shooting over 55 percent from the field en route to a 118 - point blowout win. Starting five placeholder Glenn Robinson III impressed not only with a team - high 20 points, but also by playing 14 minutes more than any other Pacer. Sophomore center Myles Turner, meanwhile, dominated on both ends, scoring 16 points on 6 - of - 11 shooting while recording a steal and four blocks. Shooting guard Monta Ellis scored 14 points on 6 - of - 6 shooting, and point guard Jeff Teague neared a triple - double with nine points, nine rebounds, and eight assists. For Brooklyn, big man Brook Lopez led the offense with 20 points. Guard Sean Kilpatrick also stepped up for 16 points and seven assists. The team struggled from the free - throw line, however, shooting just 60 percent on the night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Hornets had lost five - straight games headed into this matchup, so a dominating home win is just what the doctor ordered. The fourth quarter is where they did their most damage, winning that quarter, 28 - 13. Defense was key for Charlotte, as they held Portland to 35 percent from the field and 26 percent from three - point range. The Hornets also dominated the assist - to - turnover ratio, recording 10 more assists, while committing three less turnovers. Damian Lillard was the lone bright spot for Portland, as he accumulated 21 points, seven rebounds and six assists. C.J. McCollum was the only other Blazer in double figures, providing 18 points and four steals. Kemba Walker scored a game - high 23 points to go along with five assists and three steals. Nicolas Batum accrued 17 points, seven rebounds and seven assists. Marco Belinelli, Roy Hibbert and Frank Kaminsky combined for 40 points and 14 rebounds off the bench.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Atlanta Hawks (43 - 10) defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves (11 - 41) 117 - 105 on Monday at the Target Center in Minneapolis. The Hawks shot really well in this one, going 51 percent from the field and 48 percent from the three - point line, while the Timberwolves went 45 percent from the floor and just 31 percent from beyond the arc. Despite out - rebounding the Hawks 50 - 36, they turned the ball over 16 times, which was enough to get themselves in just enough of a hole, that they were n't able to make a run at a comeback. Despite receiving only 20 points from their bench, the Hawks saw all five of their starters reach double figures in scoring. The Hawks frontcourt was the difference in this one, out - scoring the Timberwolves' frontcourt 73 - 40. Al Horford led the charge, finishing with 28 points (11 - 18 FG, 6 - 7 FT), eight rebounds and two blocked shots. It was a new season - high in points for him and a nice bounce back outing, after posting only six points in Sunday's loss to the Grizzlies. DeMarre Carroll also had himself a game, recording 26 points (9 - 13 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt, 6 - 6 FT), four rebounds and three steals. Like Horford, it was a new season - high for Carroll, along with a nice surprise for the Hawks, as he's averaging just 12 points per game so far this season. Nearly recording a triple - double, Paul Millsap finished with 19 points (8 - 13 FG, 1 - 2 3Pt, 2 - 2 FT), nine rebounds and seven assists. The seven assists matched a season - high for him. The Timberwolves were led by Kevin Martin, who went 7 - for - 13 from the field and 3 - for - 5 from the three - point line to score 21 points, while also adding five rebounds. He's had two solid games in a row, combining for 45 points and 14 rebounds over that span. After missing a month with an oblique injury, Shabazz Muhammad made his return to the court. In a limited 24 minutes, he played very well and posted 18 points (7 - 14 FG, 1 - 4 3Pt, 3 - 6 FT) and eight rebounds. As long as he did n't suffer any setbacks, he should most likely get an increase in playing time moving forward, which would go a long way in helping the Timberwolves improve their offense. Coming just shy of a double - double, Nikola Pekovic finished with 14 points (6 - 13 FG, 2 - 2 FT) and eight rebounds, while Andrew Wiggins chipped in with 15 points (6 - 14 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 3 - 4 FT) and six rebounds. The Hawks' next game will be on the road against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday, while the Timberwolves will be at home against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Orlando Magic (17 - 12) survived a back - and - forth fourth quarter to take home the victory Wednesday night at the Amway Center, 104 - 101 over the Houston Rockets (15 - 15). Evan Fournier hit the go - ahead bucket to give the Magic a 102 - 101 lead with 14 seconds left to end a raucous comeback attempt from the Rockets. Down by 13 to begin the fourth, Houston rallied behind 10 points and three assists from star James Harden to take a 101 - 100 lead with just 26 seconds to go, their first lead since the second quarter. But it was short - lived, and two late Rockets three - point attempts went begging to seal the deal. The Magic brought a balanced attack, as six players finished in double figures. Nikola Vucevic led Orlando with 21 (10 - 16 shooting). Tobias Harris scored 19 points on an ultra - efficient 8 - 10 shooting and grabbed eight rebounds. Aaron Gordon came off the bench to score 14 in just 12 minutes. The Magic shot the lights out as a team, finishing at 52 percent from the field and a sharp 44 percnet from three - point land. Harden scored 31 to lead all scorers on a sharp 12 - 18 shooting, and he also led the Rockets with seven assists. Harden did n't get much help, as the team's next high scorer was Dwight Howard with 12 points to go with seven rebounds and three blocks. Ty Lawson came off the bench to score 11 points on 4 - 6 shooting and dish three assists, his first double - digit scoring effort since December 2 against New Orleans. The Rockets were sunk by an inability to hit from deep - - they finished just 24 percent (7 - 29) from three - point land. The Rockets had a three - game winning streak snapped by the loss and will look to right the ship Friday at home against the Spurs. The Magic improved to a robust 10 - 5 at home and will look to keep that success going with another home date Saturday against the Heat.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Atlanta Hawks by a score of 102 - 99 on Monday at Philips Arena. It was another win for the Thunder (14 - 8) and another triple - double for superstar point guard Russell Westbrook. Westbrook finished Monday's game with 32 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists in 33 minutes, and he had the triple - double fulfilled halfway through the third quarter. It was Westbrook's sixth straight triple - double and his 11th in 22 games this season as he continues to be more explosive than he ever has in his career. Coincidentally, not only was it Westbrook's sixth straight triple - double, but it was also Oklahoma City's sixth straight victory. The Hawks (10 - 12), on the other hand, are headed in a much different direction than the surging Thunder, as they have now lost seven in a row and 10 of their last 12 games overall. Monday's loss came despite the fact that Paul Millsap returned to the starting lineup after missing three games with a hip injury and led the team in scoring with 24 points on top of five rebounds and five assists. Dennis Schroder managed to add 17 points, eight assists and six rebounds, but the other three Atlanta starters scored a combined 12 points, with starting small forward Kent Bazemore failing to score a single point. Even so, the Hawks fell just short in the end, playing catch up in the closing moments when it was just too little too late. Up next, the Thunder will look to notch their seventh straight win against the Rockets on Friday, while the Hawks will look to end their win drought Wednesday when they take on the Heat.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The San Antonio Spurs (8 - 4) defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves (3 - 8) 121 - 92 on Friday. San Antonio has won three straight games. Their schedule was weighted with tough games to start the season, but as they've hit a lighter group of competition, the Spurs have excelled. Tony Parker tied his season - high of 28 points in 25 minutes. The Spurs return home to finish their back - to - back set Saturday as they host the Brooklyn Nets. Minnesota was missing four of their five starters, leaving only rookie Andrew Wiggins as their lone healthy starter to suit up for Friday's loss. Kevin Martin will be out indefinitely with a fracture in his wrist. Ricky Rubio (ankle), Thaddeus Young (personal) and Nikola Pekovic (wrist) were also out. None of them will be available Saturday as the Timberwolves finish off their back - to - back set Saturday at home against the Sacramento Kings.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Indiana Pacers defeated the Houston Rockets, 120 - 101, at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Sunday. Indiana got out to a hot start early and they never looked back after that. In fact, the Pacers led by 13 after the first quarter, as they never relinquished the lead from there. Defense was key for Indiana, as they held Houston to 41 percent from the field (34 - of - 83) and 28 percent from three - point range (11 - of - 39). The Rockets were killed in the assist - to - turnover ratio, with Houston committing 15 turnovers to 21 assists, while the Pacers handed out 28 assists to 10 turnovers. Despite the Pacers shooting just 5 - of - 21 from three point range, they finished the game 47 - of - 87 from the field. The Rockets (35 - 16) had to play this game in the second half of a back - to - back set and they were clearly tired in this loss. Ryan Anderson led the team in scoring, as he dropped 27 points to go along with seven boards. James Harden accumulated 15 points, five rebounds and eight assists, but committed eight turnovers and shot 3 - of - 17 from the field. Eric Gordon led the bench in scoring, providing 14 points and three assists. On deck for Houston is a home matchup against the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday. The Pacers (25 - 22) are now 18 - 6 at home, as they continue to thrive in Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Paul George was the player of the game, as he accrued 33 points, nine rebounds and three assists. Myles Turner was second on the team, totaling 18 points, 10 rebounds, three steals and four blocks. Jeff Teague amassed 17 points and 13 assists as the starting point guard. Glenn Robinson III and Lavoy Allen combined for 24 points and eight rebounds on 11 - of - 13 shooting off the bench. The Pacers will look to keep rolling on Wednesday against the Orlando Magic.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Philadelphia 76ers (2 - 18) defeated the Detroit Pistons (3 - 17) 108 - 101 in overtime on Saturday. Philadelphia dropped their first 17 games of the season, but over their last three games, they hit a light part of their schedule and have secured two wins. The recently - signed Robert Covington scored a game - high 25 points in 29 minutes off the bench, putting up a nice game on the back of his 21 - point performance against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday. Michael Carter-Williams finished two rebounds shy of collecting his second triple - double of the season, finishing with 20 points, eight rebounds and 16 assists. The Sixers will continue their road trip against the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, and they might get backup point guard Tony Wroten (knee) back after he missed the last four games. Detroit is on an 11 - game losing streak, and they continue to sputter on offense. They could n't buy a bucket against the Sixers, shooting 39 percent from the field and 26 percent from beyond the three - point line. Kyle Singler, the current starter at small forward, tied his season - high with 21 points in 40 minutes. The Pistons will host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday to finish off their back - to - back set.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Los Angeles Clippers (10 - 8) defeated the Portland Trail Blazers (7 - 11) 102 - 87 on Monday. There must've been something in the air, because there were multiple players who left the game with ailments. Damian Lillard didn’t return after halftime because of a sickness and Chris Paul left due to a hip issue. There were also a lot of strange occurrences in this game. DeAndre Jordan set a career - high with 34 free - throw attempts and made just 12 for an atrocious percentage. In a battle of potent offenses, both teams struggled mightily, as they both shot 38 percent from the field and neither cracked 60 percent from the free - throw line. It was a battle of two teams playing poorly right now and that trend continued on Monday. The Trail Blazers had to play the second half without Damian Lillard and it's hard enough to win with him in the lineup for a full game. The team had no starter shoot over 50 percent from the field and that makes it even more difficult to win. It appears Lillard wo n't miss any signifant time and that he should be back within a few days. C.J. McCollum put in the best line by tallying 13 points and 10 assists, but he had the lowest plus - minus with a - 20. The Blazers will look to bounce - back when they take on the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday. Considering that’s the second half of a back - to - back, Lillard's status is up in the air until we see how he's feeling on Tuesday. The Clippers lost Paul yet again in this game, but they were able to close out the Blazers to run away with a needed victory. Jordan had an amazing game, despite the fact that he missed an astounding 22 free - throws. He snatched an incredible 24 boards, while scoring 18 points. It's a great sight to see him rebounding with such force here with his rebounding numbers regressing this season. Blake Griffin also had another nice game, as he collected 23 points, eight rebounds and six assists in the win. If Paul is to miss any serious time, the Clippers will need these big men to keep contributing like this. Los Angeles will play again on Wednesday when they take on the surging Indiana Pacers.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Philadelphia 76ers (8 - 43) defeated the Brooklyn Nets (13 - 39) 103 - 98 on Saturday in a matchup of the Eastern Conference's bottom two teams. It was a joint effort between Philadelphia's pair of young big men, Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor, that pushed the Sixers over the top against Brooklyn. Okafor led the team with an efficient 22 points on 9 - for - 16 shooting to go along with a whopping 17 rebounds (a season high). Noel, meanwhile, was fiesty on the defensive end, stealing the ball four times and blocking three shots. The sophomore currently leads the entire NBA in "stocks," or steals plus blocks, since the start of the new year. Noel also poured in 18 points on a highly - efficient 8 - for - 11 from the field. As a whole, the Sixers were able to cope with the absence of starting point guard Ish Smith (left ankle) who sat the game out due to injury. Many have credited Smith for Philadelphia's turnaround, as seven of the Sixers' eight wins have now come since Smith's midseason acquisition. The Nets came into Saturday's matchup riding positive momentum after a win against Sacramento on Friday. Unfortunately for Brooklyn, however, the Sixers simply won out in all measurable advantages in the game; Philly held a 42 - 36 advantage in rebounds, a 54 - 40 advantage in points in the paint, a 14 - 19 advantage on turnovers, and made 10 three - pointers in comparison to Brooklyn's five. Things were not as one - sided as one may imagine, however, and the play of power forward Thaddeus Young was a major reason why. Young posted a double - double with a team - leading 22 points and 10 rebounds. The veteran's rebounding renaissance has continued deep into the 2015 - 16 season, as Young is now averaging 9 rebounds per game, almost three better than he has ever averaged before in his career. Center Brook Lopez also had a strong showing, as he posted 17 points and went 7 - for - 7 from the free - throw line. Brooklyn will take on the Denver Nuggets on Monday at Barclays Center. Philadelphia will host the Los Angeles Clippers in their next matchup, which is also on Monday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Following the Nuggets victory over the Magic on Monday, a pair of performances from two young players in the league stood out. First, for Denver, Nikola Jokic posted 30 points, 11 rebounds and five assists in 36 minutes. That performance was his third consecutive double - double and yet another great performance to Jokic's hot start to the new year. In the five games he's played in January so far, Jokic is averaging 22 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists per game. For the Magic, it was Elfrid Payton who shined, recording 20 points, 12 assists and four rebounds to notch his second double - double in January. Payton has been playing his best basketball of the season over the last three games, as he is averaging 22 points, 9 assists and 6 rebounds 34 minutes in those three contests.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The visiting San Antonio Spurs defeated the Kings, 110 - 105, at Golden 1 Center on Wednesday. The Spurs (9 - 3) lead by double - digits at halftime and were able to maintain control until late in the fourth quarter. All three starting members of San Antonio's frontcourt scored 20 or more points in the win, with veteran big man Pau Gasol scoring a season - high 24 to lead the team. Despite San Antonio's offensive dominance in the paint, the team struggled in the rebounding column, being edged out 46 - 37. This was largely due to a strong showing from Sacramento's DeMarcus Cousins, who posted a game - high 17 rebounds. Despite this, strong scoring inside helped lift the Spurs to a tight victory. Reigning Defensive Player of the Year Kawhi Leonard also shored up San Antonio's defense with four steals. The Spurs remain situated at third in the Western Conference. Sacramento (4 - 8), meanwhile, continues to struggle early in the season despite strong play from their stars. In addition to his superb rebounding, Cousins scored a game - high 26 points and dished six assists. The rest of the starting five struggled, however, combining for just 22 points. Despite the loss, Sacramento was able to make the game promisingly close against a strong Spurs team. The Kings' bench also showed promise, scoring 47 points on the night. The Spurs will visit the Lakers on Friday, while the Kings will host the Clippers on Friday as well.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Denver Nuggets (17 - 20) beat the Sacramento Kings (15 - 21) 118 - 108 on Friday. The Nuggets were lead by strong backcourt performances from Ty Lawson and Arron Afflalo each chipping in 22 points. Jusuf Nurkic came back strong after a lackluster performance Wednesday. He made 8 - of - 11 shots for 16 points to go along with eight rebounds and three blocks in 22 minutes. Wilson Chandler (knee) sat out Friday, and Darrell Arthur was moved into the starting lineup, finishing with 11 points, two rebounds, two assists and two steals in 28 minutes. Denver has won four in a row. They wo n't play again until next Wednesday, Jan. 14 against the Mavericks. Sacramento was without Ramon Sessions (back) for the eighth straight game. Omri Casspi (knee) sat out Friday as well. Darren Collison had a solid performance, recording 15 points and seven assists. His shooting has been great lately, with him hitting 52 percent from the field and 41 percent from beyond the three - point line over his past five games. DeMarcus Cousins had 32 points, 13 rebounds, four assists, three steals, four blocks and seven turnovers in 39 minutes for the Kings. Sacramento started this season 9 - 5 but have gone just 6 - 16 since. The Kings will host the Cavs on Sunday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the host Milwaukee Bucks, 113 - 104, at BMO Harris Bradley Center on Monday, In a battle between two young and talented teams, Philadelphia were able to prevail with a huge road victory. The key run for the Sixers was a 16 - 3 spurt in the middle of the fourth quarter that put distance between them and the Bucks. There were 12 ties and 11 lead changes in total, as this game was close throughout. Rebounding was the biggest factor for the Sixers, as they won that battle, 51 - 38. Free-throw shooting really killed the Bucks too, as they went 15 - of - 22, while the Sixers went 29 - of - 36 from the charity stripe. The Sixers (13 - 26) have been a different team with Joel Embiid in the fold and he was a huge factor yet again here. Embiid tallied 22 points, 12 rebounds, two steals and five blocks, with 18 of those points coming in the second half. Sergio Rodriguez got the start for T.J. McConnell (wrist), as he accrued 10 points, seven rebounds and six assists. Dario Saric was huge off the bench, providing 17 points, nine rebounds and four assists. Chasson Randle, Jahlil Okafor, Robert Covington and Gerald Henderson all scored between 10 and 11 points as well. On deck for Philly is a home matchup against the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. The Bucks (20 - 20) finally got above .500, but a loss to the Sixers shows the natural growing pains for a young team like this. Giannis Antetokounmpo was Milwaukee's best player, accumulating 23 points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals and three blocks. With that said, he scored just two points in the second half, going 1 - of - 8 from the field before fouling out with three minutes left. Jabari Parker finished with 23 points, five rebounds and two steals. Greg Monroe was the lone Milwaukee bench player in double figures, totaling 14 points and six rebounds. Milwaukee will travel for their next game, when they play the Houston Rockets on Wednesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Denver has now scored 259 points in their last two games and the offense is clicking on all cylinders. In this win, they shot 56 percent from the field en route to a wire - to - wire win. The Nuggets dominated in the interior, winning the rebounding battle, 41 - 34, and outscoring the Knicks in the paint, 68 - 32. Carmelo Anthony did all he could against his former team, as he tallied 29 points, four rebounds and three assists on 10 - of - 14 shooting in the loss. Guillermo Hernangomez had one of the best games of the season, as he totaled 17 points and 10 boards off the Knicks bench, All five starters scored in double figures for the Nuggets, as Emmanuel Mudiay led the starters with 22 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Kenneth Faried led the team in scoring, as he dropped 25 points and seven rebounds on 10 - of - 11 shooting off the bench.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The visiting San Antonio Spurs took down the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday, 105 - 97. San Antonio (44 - 13) has now won three straight games and continues to sit comfortably as the second seed in the Western Conference. Veteran big man Pau Gasol has spent much of the season on the sidelines after suffering a broken finer, but returned in stellar fashion on Friday. Gasol earned a double - double, recording 17 points and 11 rebounds along with a blocked shot. As per usual in San Antonio, the leading scorer was superstar forward Kawhi Leonard, who had 21 points on the night. It was a below - average offensive night for the Spurs, but the team made up for it with solid defense. San Antonio held LA to under 100 points while grabbing nine steals and blocking seven shots. The Clippers (35 - 23), meanwhile, followed a blown lead against Golden State on Thursday with a disappointing loss to the Spurs on Friday. The two adversaries made for a difficult back - to - back, though All-Star forward Blake Griffin appeared full of energy against San Antonio. Griffin was the game's high scorer with 29 points on 9 - of - 17 shooting. He added nine rebounds and five assists. The Clippers had a tough time shooting the ball overall, hitting just 44 percent of their shots and only making seven three - pointers on the night. On Sunday, the Spurs will visit the Los Angeles Lakers, while the Clippers will host the Charlotte Hornets.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Milwaukee Bucks (15 - 23) emerged with the 96 - 95 home win against the Dallas Mavericks (21 - 16), Friday night. The Bucks held the lead for most of the game and were up by as many as 17 but Dallas battled back when it counted to make it a tight finish. The Mavs pulled ahead 95 - 94 with 30 seconds left, which was their first lead since being up 8 - 6 in the first quarter. However, some clutch defense by the Bucks got them a steal and a fast break layup that put them up one, for the win. Milwaukee broke a six - game losing streak against the Mavericks and also broke their three - game losing streak with this win. Khris Middleton continued his impressive play for Milwaukee. Middleton had 17 points by halftime and finished with a total of 27 points (10 - 18 FG. 7 - 9 FT), five assists and three rebounds, in 39 minutes. Michael Carter-Williams recorded a double - double with 15 points and 12 rebounds, along with eight assists and five steals, in 41 minutes. John Henson came up with some clutch defense during the last possessions and was a nearly perfect 8 - 9 from the field on his way to 16 points, in 20 minutes off the bench. The Mavericks shot an NBA season - high 26 three - point attempts in the first half and finished the game 14 - 44 from beyond the arc. Dirk Nowitzki led Dallas in scoring with 20 points (6 - 17 FG, 4 - 10 3Pt) and also pulled down nine rebounds, in 35 minutes. Devin Harris provided a spark in 18 minutes off the bench with 19 points (7 - 12 FG, 3 - 7 3Pt), two rebounds and three assists. Zaza Pachulia was solid against his old team as he finished with nine points, 15 rebounds and three assists, in 31 minutes. Next the Mavericks will wrap up their current three - game road trip in Minnesota on Sunday. The Bucks will visit New York to face the Knicks on Sunday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The host San Antonio Spurs blew out the Los Angeles Lakers, 134 - 94, at AT & T Center on Thursday. The Spurs (31 - 8) jumped out to a major lead to start the game, holding a double - digit advantage in the first quarter. They only built on that lead from there, shooting a whopping 60 percent as a team en route to their highest - scoring game of the season. Reigning Defensive Player of the Year Kawhi Leonard led the team with 31 points on 10 - of - 13 shooting and came away with a pair of steals in 26 minutes. Veteran big man Pau Gasol added 22 points to go with nine rebounds and six assists. Everything seemed to be clicking for the Spurs, as the team dished out 31 assists and held a 46 - 29 rebounding advantage. Los Angeles (15 - 28) lost its second straight in ugly fashion on Thursday. The team shot only 41 percent with six three - pointers and was massively out - rebounded. Power forward Julius Randle led the team with 22 points, but the remainder of the starting five combined for just 20. Bench guard Jordan Clarkson also put together a decent outing, shooting 6 - of - 11 for 14 points. Los Angeles simply was lost on defense, however, as the team allowed 28 or more points in every quarter. Both teams will play on Saturday, with the Spurs visiting Phoenix and the Lakers taking on the Clippers.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Memphis Grizzlies (1 - 1) defeated the Indiana Pacers (0 - 2) by a score of 112 - 103 on Thursday. The Pacers shifted Paul George back to his typical small forward spot before Thursday’s game, and gave offseason acquisition Jordan Hill his first start at power forward. The series of moves left opening night starting small forward, C.J. Miles, in a bench role, but the change did n't affect the veteran’s offense. Miles equaled his opening night scoring total of 18 points, and drained another four buckets from three - point range, just as he had versus the Raptors on Wednesday. After a dismal offensive showing in the opener versus the Cavaliers, the Grizzlies put together a balanced offensive attack to derail the Pacers, benefiting from a particularly productive night from their bench. Three veteran subs - - Jeff Green, Matt Barnes, and Beno Udrih - - tallied double - digit scoring, while Brandan Wright came just short with a nine - point effort. Marc Gasol led all Grizzlies starters with a gritty performance that saw him collect 20 points while hauling in eight boards, including a team - high seven on the defensive glass. Much like Miles, his Pacers counterpart at small forward, Green thrived in a reduced role after having started on opening night, coming in second in bench scoring for Memphis on Thursday with 12 points. The Grizzlies evened their record at 1 - 1 and momentarily slot a half game behind the Dallas Mavericks for first place in the Southwest Division of the Western Conference, pending the late Thursday outcome of the Mavericks-Clippers contest. Memphis heads home to face off against the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday. The Pacers put together a respectable offensive showing, but faltered down the stretch for their second consecutive defeat. Indiana entered the fourth quarter nursing a 75 - 73 lead, but saw the Grizzlies explode for 39 points in the final period to pull away. With two starters scoring in the single digits, Indiana placed the primary offensive load on the shoulders of Paul George and George Hill, who contributed 18 and 20 points, respectively. Miles also made his contributions off the bench to help keep the Pacers close for the majority of the game. Jordan Hill hauled in six boards in his first start but struggled offensively, amassing only four points. Fellow offseason signing Monta Ellis had trouble finding the net for the second consecutive game, shooting only 25 percent from the field (3 - for - 12) after a 27 percent night in the opener Wednesday. The Pacers fall to 0 - 2 and a last - place tie with the Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference’s Central Division. They head home for a date with the Utah Jazz on Saturday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

In a game with little impact on shaping the playoff picture, the Denver Nuggets (32 - 44) beat the banged - up Memphis Grizzlies (41 - 34) 109 - 105. The Nuggets, though not mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, sit six games back from the eighth spot in the West. Wednesday's contest did help their case, however, as they were able to stave off a 37 - point fourth quarter from the Grizzlies and win. Rookie Emmanuel Mudiay led the starters with 17 points, while Sixth Man of the Year contender Will Barton exploded for 25 off the bench. The entire team saw efficient and effective shooting, hitting over 48 percent from the floor and sinking 13 three - pointers. The Grizzlies, meanwhile, have suffered due to the loss of star center Marc Gasol and point guard Mario Chalmers to injury. The team still sits at fifth in the West, but the Trail Blazers have crept within three games of the spot. On Wednesday, the team was carried by veteran Zach Randolph's 26 points. Forward Jeff Green also contributed 13 points and 12 rebounds off the bench. The team struggled from the line, however, hitting just 63 percent of its free - throws. The Nuggets will travel to New Orleans Thursday, while the Grizzlies will take on Toronto on Saturday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The San Antonio Spurs (65 - 12) defeated the Utah Jazz (39 - 39) 88 - 86 on Tuesday. In a game between the two - best defenses in the league, they both showed what makes them so stingy. The teams played at a snail - like pace, as there were only 140 shots taken. The key for the Spurs was their ability to force turnovers, as they forced 16 turnovers while committing just eight turnovers of their own. The game was decided in the final seconds, as Kawhi Leonard hit a game - winning jumper with five seconds left. The Spurs didn’t play their prettiest game, but they escaped with a win. Kawhi Leonard not only hit the game - winner, but led the team with 18 points. LaMarcus Aldridge continues his good form, as he tallied 14 points, seven rebounds and four steals. The bench was solid as well, with Patty Mills, David West, Manu Ginobili and Kyle Anderson combining for 40 point, 10 assists and nine rebounds. Up next for San Antonio is a matchup with the Golden State Warriors on Thursday. This loss put the Jazz within a game of missing out on the playoffs, but they still sit a half game up in the eight - seed. Rodney Hood was the only player who could find some rhythm, as he scored a game - high 23 points. Joe Ingles had a nice game off the bench, as he scored 13. Utah's next game isn’t until Friday, when they play the Los Angeles Clippers in what's a crucial game for the Jazz.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Philadelphia 76ers (3 - 31) upset the Sacramento Kings (12 - 20) 111 - 105 on Wednesday night. In a battle of two bad teams, poor execution was on display. Most notably, the shooting was bad all - around. Both teams shot shy of 62 percent from the free - throw line and both teams shot right around 30 percent from long distance. The Sixers are the most turnover prone team in the NBA, but they dominated that battle here, committing 13 to the Kings 22. The pace was incredible in this game as well, as there were a combined 168 shots and 75 combined free - throws. The Sixers are a revived team as of late and it directly correlates with the addition of Ish Smith. They have been competitive in three - straight games and committing far less turnovers. That's what a veteran point guard will bring to a team and it's clear they made a good move here after numerous poor decisions in the past. He was Philly's best player tonight, as he tallied 18 points, nine assists, three rebounds, two steals and two blocks in the win. Nerlens Noel also had a good game, as he collected 20 points, nine rebounds and four steals. Jahlil Okafor also made his return here from a knee injury and put in a double - double off the bench in just 20 minutes of play. In addition, Jerami Grant was extremely active in this game, as he recorded a double - double and pitched in seven combined blocks and steals in the game. Philadelphia has a good chance to continue their recent good stretch against the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday. This sort of game is a microcosm of the Kings season. The talent discrepancy on paper in this game was truly unfair, yet this game was close throughout and they trailed for the entirety of the second half. The sloppy play really killed this team, as they shot well but committed 22 turnovers. DeMarcus Cousins was Sacramento's best player, as he totaled 21 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks in the loss. Rajon Rondo also had a good game despite committing seven turnovers, as he amassed eight points, 14 assists and five rebounds. Marco Belinelli also had an impressive game off the bench, scoring a season - high 28 points. There were many instances throughout the game where the fans were booing their home team and that's a sad indication of where this franchise is right now. They'll host the Phoenix Suns in their next game on Saturday in a battle of disgruntled teams.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The San Antonio Spurs (51 - 9) defeated the visiting Detroit Pistons (31 - 30) 97 - 81, Wednesday night at AT & T Center. With this win the Spurs have clinched a post - season berth for the 19th season in a row, tying the Boston Celtics franchise (1951 - 1969) for the fourth longest streak of its kind. This also marks the earliest point in any of the previous 19 seasons that the Spurs have clinched. Meanwhile, the Pistons came in a formidable foe, as winners of four straight, but were held to 39 percent shooting from the field by the renowned Spurs defense. The Spurs have now won six straight and are a remarkable 290 at home this season. Dating back to last season the Spurs have won 38 in a row at home, which ties yet another Celtics record (1985, '86) for third most consecutive home victories. Kawhi Leonard led San Antonio in scoring, totaling 27 points (13 - 22 FG, 1 - 6 3Pt), along with six rebounds, five assists and two steals, in 36 minutes. LaMarcus Aldridge followed up with a double - double, including 23 points (10 - 16 FG, 3 - 3 FT) and 10 rebounds, in 35 minutes. The only others to score double digits for the Spurs were Tim Duncan, who had 12 and Tony Parker with 10, however the bench kept up defensively and helped get the job done. Andre Miller made his debut with the squad after being signed last Monday. Miller played seven minutes, with two assists and zero turnovers. The Spurs shot a solid 51 percent from the field, showing they can do more than just defend. Detroit had its promising four - game win streak halted by the Spurs and remains amidst a heated battle for eighth in the East. Newest member of the Pistons, Tobias Harris racked up 16 points (7 - 16 FG, 1 - 1 3Pt, 1 - 2 FT), six rebounds and four assists, in 38 minutes, while Marcus Morris added another 16, in 32 minutes. Andre Drummond hauled in 14 boards, along with nine points, while Reggie Jackson was relatively quiet, finishing with 11 points, three rebounds and three assists, in 31 minutes. The Pistons missed 10 free throws and turned the ball over 16 times as they were stifled in San Antonio. Next, the Pistons will enter New York to face - off against the Knicks on Saturday. The Spurs head straight to New Orleans for the second of a back - to - back, Thursday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

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Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Golden State Warriors (63 - 13) continued their march to the playoffs with another convincing win Saturday, defeating the Dallas Mavericks (46 - 31), 123 - 110, at the American Airlines Center. Despite a quiet night from Steph Curry, the Warriors were able to cruise to their 12th straight victory. Curry finished with just 11 points on 4 - of - 12 shooting, but Marreese Speights and Andre Iguodala scored 18 apiece off the bench to help offset Curry's outing. Dallas could n't overcome a big fourth quarter deficit and never got closer than 12 points. With the win, Golden State completed the season sweep over Dallas. Golden State has lost just one game since early March, when it fell 114 - 103 to Denver on the 13th. The Warriors have been finding different ways to win, ranging from comebacks to nights where their stars are n't performing at their best. Draymond Green returned to action Saturday after being sidelined earlier in the week with a shin injury. Green finished with five points and six rebounds over 30 minutes on the floor. The Warriors have another big test on the horizon with a matchup against the red - hot Spurs set for Sunday. Dallas was missing Chandler Parsons (knee) coming into Saturday's tilt and lost another starter when Rajon Rondo left the game with a hyperextended knee. J.J Barea and Devin Harris filled in at point guard for the injured Rondo and combined for 20 points and five assists. The Mavericks struggled from three point range, going just 3 - for - 16 from beyond the arc. Dallas will have three days off to get healthy before returning to action Wednesday against Phoenix.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Orlando Magic (8 - 14) defeated the Utah Jazz (5 - 15) 98 - 93 at EnergySolutions Arena on Friday. Even without their best big man, Nikola Vucevic, who sat out with back spasms, the Magic eased past the struggling Jazz. Kyle O'Quinn started in place of Vucevic and scored 13 points in his 18 minutes on the court, but it was Victor Oladipo and Tobias Harris who did most of the heavy lifting for the Magic. Harris had 22 points with seven rebounds, while Oladipo had 20 points with six assists on an efficient 9 - for - 12 shooting performance. Orlando hit 50 percent of their shots and an equally impressive 85 percent of their free throws, which when compared to the 46 percent from the field and 62 percent from the line the Jazz shot, gives a solid indication as to why the result went the way it did. The Magic continue their road trip Saturday, taking on the Sacramento Kings. The Jazz have now lost eight straight games, after being a respectable 5 - 7 after their first 12 contests. Rodney Hood, making his second career start in place of Alec Burks, scored a career - high 15 points in 26 minutes and joined Derrick Favors (21 points), Enes Kanter (16), and Trey Burke (13) in scoring double digits. Favors added five blocked shots, while Burke ran the offense, distributing 11 assists. Burke is now averaging 9 assists in his last three games. The Jazz next play Monday, when they travel to Sacramento to try and snap their losing streak.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the visiting San Antonio Spurs, 113 - 99, in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals to advance to the Western Conference Finals at Chesapeake Energy Arena on Thursday. The rout was on and it was on early for the Thunder, who came out firing on all cylinders. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook were spectacular, as they have been all season and series long, but it was the role players who continue to thrive with every playoff game. Enes Kanter, Steven Adams and Andre Roberson were instrumental in the Thunder pulling off the series upset against one of the best regular season teams of all time. After taking a six point lead into the second quarter, Oklahoma City poured in basket after basket in the second quarter and held the Spurs to just 12 points. The third quarter proved to be the same as the first half, and save for one five minute lapse midway through the final period, the Thunder handled business on their home court. San Antonio looked to pressure the Durant and Westbrook midway through the fourth quarter, and although Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green forced multiple turnovers, which reached a climactic moment after Westbrook Was called for a flagrant foul on Danny Green in transition. The series of events put the Spurs within 10 points of the Thunder, but that was as close as they would get. Durant led all scorers with 37 points, to go along with nine rebounds and two assists on 12 - of - 24 shooting. Westbrook rounded out the box score with 28 points, three rebounds, 12 assists, two steals and six turnovers. Steven Adams and Andre Roberson combined for 29 points and 18 rebounds to aid the superstar duo. San Antonio shot 43 percent from the floor as a unit, but they only cracked 40 percent after the impressive scoring run in the fourth quarter. Kawhi Leonard added 22 points, nine boards and five assists, while Tim Duncan saw 34 minutes of action on his way to 19 points and five boards. LaMarcus Aldridge contributed 18 points and 14 rebounds, while nobody off the bench hit double figures in scoring. The Conference Finals schedule has not been released, but Game 1 will take place between the Thunder and Golden State Warriors at Oracle Arena.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Utah Jazz (36 - 42) defeated the Sacramento Kings (27 - 51) 103 - 91 on Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Derrick Favors led the way for the Jazz, recording a double - double of 18 points (9 - 13 FG) and 11 rebounds in just 22 minutes. The double - double is Favors' first over his last six games. Rudy Gobert also posted a double - double, putting up 12 points and 10 rebounds in 30 minutes. Rodney Hood continues to impress as of late, and Wednesday night was no different, as he scored a game - high of 20 points (7 - 14 FG, 3 - 7 3Pt) and grabbed eight rebounds in 33 minutes. Dante Exum was also able to make a solid contribution offensively, shooting 4 - of - 10 from the field (4 - 9 3Pt) en route to 12 points in 33 minutes. Gordon Hayward struggled mightily, scoring just four points in 20 minutes, but it ended up not having a significant impact on Utah's team performance. Off the bench, Trey Burke scored 11 points in 21 minutes, while Joe Ingles' 10 points rounds out the six Jazz players in double figures. The Kings were without DeMarcus Cousins (foot) and Rudy Gay (head) Wednesday, and considering those are their two best offensive players, they did not have as bad of an effort as they could have. Carl Landry and Jason Thompson got the start in place of Gay and Cousins, and both had solid performances. Landry finished with 16 points on 6 - of - 11 shooting in 35 minutes, while Thompson posted a double - double of 12 points (5 - 13 FG) and 11 rebounds in 32 minutes. Omri Casspi and Ben McLemore each scored 16 points in defeat and combined to shoot 10 - of - 21 from the field. Derrick Williams was the only other Kings' player to score in double figures, scoring 14 points (5 - 1 FG, 3 - 7 3Pt), grabbing five rebounds and recording three steals in 29 minutes off the bench. Both teams are well out of playoff contention, but up next, the Jazz will take on the Grizzlies at home on Saturday, while the Kings will travel to Oklahoma City to play the Thunder on Saturday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Indiana Pacers defeated the Utah Jazz 107 - 100 Monday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Paul George struggled for most of Monday's contest, but when the Pacers (36 - 34) needed him the most, the All-Star came though. With just 20 seconds remaining in the contest and his team up three, George let the clock wind down before pulling up from just behind the foul line. The jumper was good, and George's shot gave the Pacers their fifth straight home victory. George finished with 19 points on a poor 6 - of - 20 shooting from the field, but that sixth made field goal was all Indiana needed. Jeff Teague ended up leading the way offensive for the team, scoring a team - high 21 points to go along with 5 rebounds and five assists. As for the Jazz (43 - 28), they got a heroic performance from their own All-Star, Gordon Hayward, as he put up a career - high 38 points on 16 - of - 24 shooting from the field, but in the end, it just was n't enough. That was thanks in large part to the lack of depth Utah showed Monday night, as the seven reserves that saw for the floor for the Jazz combined to score just 17 points while four of the five starters scored in double figures. The Jazz have now lost three straight games to end their road trip out east, but they still sit 2 games ahead of the Clippers for the No. 4 seed. Up next, the Pacers will head to Boston on Wednesday to take on the Celtics, while the Jazz will head home Wednesday to take on the Knicks.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Golden State Warriors defeated the visiting Phoenix Suns on Sunday, 133 - 120. It was a close game throughout, with just two points separating the teams with five minutes to go. Strong play late from forward Kevin Durant helped the Warriors (8 - 2) secure the double - digit victory. The former MVP contributed 29 points, nine rebounds, and five assists to the effort. Despite the high scoring total for Durant, he was just the third - highest scorer on the team. The'Splash Brothers, 'Steph Curry and Klay Thompson, scored 30 points each, both hitting five three - pointers en route to the victory. It was a fast - paced and high scoring game for both teams, with little defense played on either side. Both teams were able to shoot over 51 percent from the floor. A key piece to the Suns' (3 - 8) strong shooting was small forward T.J. Warren. Warren has been enjoying a breakout season thus far, and once again led Phoenix in scoring on Sunday. Warren finished with 20 points on 10 - of - 18 from the field, also recording four steals. Sophomore Devin Booker had 19 points, but on a much less efficient 6 - of - 18 from the field, while point guard Eric Bledsoe scored 20 and dished out five assists. The absence of center Tyson Chandler was certainly felt by Phoenix, as the team recorded just 38 rebounds on the night. Chandler missed the game following the passing away of his mother earlier in the week. Both teams will travel for their next matchups on Wednesday, with the Suns visiting Denver and the Warriors traveling to Toronto.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Houston Rockets (41 - 20) defeated the Detroit Pistons (23 - 37) 103 - 93 on Friday. James Harden put the Rockets on his back, recording a triple - double in his second game back from his one - game suspension. The MVP-candidate put up 38 points on 10 - of - 21 shooting, 12 rebounds, and 12 assists, leading his team in each category. Harden also shot 16 - of - 18 from the free throw line. Terrence Jones (back) played his usual amount of minutes despite being listed as questionable coming into Friday's game. Jones continued his solid play in Dwight Howard's (back) absence, recording 17 points on 7 - of - 14 shooting and eight rebounds in 32 minutes. Corey Brewer was the only other Houston player to score in double figures, scoring 15 points on 7 - of - 12 shooting in 26 minutes off the bench. The Rockets now find themselves as the four - seed in the Western Conference and are just 3 games behind the Grizzlies for the two - seed. They will next travel to Denver on Saturday to take on the Nuggets. Greg Monroe lead the way in Detroit's losing effort, recording 19 points on 7 - of - 13 shooting and eight rebounds in 30 minutes. Andre Drummond struggled from the field, managing just eight points on 4 - of - 16 shooting, but managed to grab a game - high 21 rebounds with 12 of them coming on the offensive glass. Reggie Jackson was the only other Pistons player to score in double figures, recording 17 points on 7 - of - 16 shooting and seven assists. The Pistons, now losers of five straight games, are falling fast. They are four games out of the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference and will head back home on Sunday to go up against the Charlotte Hornets.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Orlando Magic defeated the Milwaukee Bucks, 112 - 96, at Amway Center on Friday night. Both teams came in to Friday with three - game losing streaks, and the Magic (18 - 27) had the added obstacle of being down their top two shooting guards in Evan Fournier (heel) and Jodie Meeks (thumb). However, a balanced offensive effort that saw seven players tally double - digit scoring and a strong defensive performance propelled Orlando to victory. They forced the Bucks (20 - 22) into 12 turnovers, while also limiting them to 41 percent shooting overall. The third quarter was pivotal for the Magic, as they outscored Milwaukee by a 29 - 19 margin during the period to help them pull away. The Bucks were paced by Jabari Parker, who managed a game - high 25 points, six rebounds and six assists. Giannis Antetokounmpo provided a 17 - point, 14 - rebound double - double that also included five assists and a steal. Malcolm Brogdon posted 16 points, five assists, two rebounds and a steal. John Henson provided eight points, five rebounds, two assists and a block, while Tony Snell supplied just two points, a rebound, an assist and a steal. Rashad Vaughn registered a bench - leading eight points, two rebounds, an assist and a steal. Elfrid Payton led the way for Orlando with 20 points, six assists, four rebounds and three steals. Aaron Gordon was right behind with 17 points, eight boards, three assists and two steals. Serge Ibaka and Nikola Vucevic totaled matching 13 - point efforts, with the former adding four rebounds, an assist and two steals, and the latter offering six rebounds and two assists. Jeff Green led the second unit with 18 points, seven rebounds, two assists, two blocks and a steal. Bismack Biyombo tallied a 13 - point, 13 - rebound double - double that also included four blocks and a steal. D.J. Augustin managed 10 points, eight assists and a pair of boards. In all, the bench contributed 44 points on the night. The Bucks head down to South Florida for a Saturday night showdown with the Miami Heat, while the Magic remain home for a showdown with the Golden State Warriors on Sunday afternoon.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Detroit Pistons defeated the Denver Nuggets, 106 - 95, at Pepsi Center on Saturday. A truly balanced offensive attack, superior ball security and stingy defense are a winning combination more often than not, and such was the case for the Pistons (5 - 5) on Saturday. All five members of Detroit's starting five tallied double - digit scoring, and super - reserve Jon Leuer pitched in off the bench with a 14 - point, 10 - rebound double - double as well. The Pistons also committed only nine turnovers while eliciting 15 from the Nuggets (3 - 6), and tallied a stellar 51 percent success rate from the field. The visitors also built themselves a cushion early, winning the first quarter by a 36 - 21 margin that would serve them well the rest of the way. Tobias Harris posted 19 points, four rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block to lead the Pistons. Marcus Morris chipped in with 17 points, three assists, a rebound and two steals. Andre Drummond and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope supplied a pair of 14 - point efforts, with the former also hauling in 12 rebounds and recording two steals and the latter posting a rebound, and a pair of assists and steals apiece. Ish Smith rounded out the strong night for the starting five with 10 points, eight assists, three rebounds and two steals. The Nuggets were spearheaded by Emmanuel Mudiay's 19 points, which he supplemented with five rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks. Danilo Gallinari registered 18 points, four rebounds and an assist. Gary Harris compiled 13 points, four boards and four assists. Jusuf Nurkic was notably held scoreless over 17 minutes, while Kenneth Faried collected eight points, eight rebounds, an assist and a pair of blocks. Jameer Nelson paced the bench with an 11 - point effort. The Pistons head back home to face off with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night, while the Nuggets head to Portland for a tussle with the Trail Blazers on Sunday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Indiana Pacers (12 - 22) beat the Boston Celtics (15 - 23) 107 - 103 in overtime Friday. The Pacers found a way to close out the Celtics after failing to do so in regulation. Roy Hibbert was dominant with 19 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and five blocks in 36 minutes. Hibbert tweaked his ankle in Indiana's previous game against the Warriors on Wednesday and only played six minutes. Rodney Stuckey returned Friday after missing Wednesday's game with a sore groin. He finished with six points, four rebounds, four assists and a steal in 29 minutes. Ian Mahinmi was available after being out since Dec. 5 with a foot injury but did not see the floor. C.J. Watson (foot) was questionable to play Friday but started and finished with 15 points, eight rebounds and one steal in 32 minutes The Boston Celtics are now 1 - 4 in January after finishing December with a 7 - 8 record.Jae Crowder started his first game of the season, finishing with 11 points, seven rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block in 27 minutes for the Celtics. Evan Turner shot just 3 - of - 15 from the field, but pitched in with 15 rebounds, seven assists and two steals. Jeff Green is on the cusp of being traded and did not play. Brandan Wright, who was recently acquired from the Dallas Mavericks, was traded to the Phoenix Suns on Friday. The Celtics will play the Toronto Raptors on Saturday, and the Pacers move on to face the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The San Antonio Spurs (11 - 3) cruised to a win over the streaky Phoenix Suns (7 - 7) with a final score of 98 - 84 on Monday night. The Spurs had the lead after the first quarter and held on to it the rest of the way, as Phoenix's young core was out - matched by the steady Spurs. Tony Parker was way too much for the Suns and he sliced and diced through their defense for 20 points on 10 - 13 shooting, as well as eight assists. Parker also nabbed three steals in 32 minutes. Kawhi Leonard led the Spurs in scoring with 24 points and had a double double with 13 rebounds; he tallied four assists and four steals as well. Danny Green chipped in 18 points, six rebounds and four assists, going 4 - 9 from three point range. David West started his second game in a row, covering for LaMarcus Aldridge, who remains side - lined with an ankle sprain. The Spurs shot a strong 51 percent from the field and looked great as a team. Phoenix was missing half of their starting back court as Eric Bledsoe sat out with a sore knee. Brandon Knight did what he could with 18 points and eight assists in 38 minutes but tallied a dangerous eight turn overs against the solid Spurs defense. Markieff Morris had a huge game with 28 points on 12 - 15 shooting, including 2 - 3 from deep, eight rebounds and four assists. Morris also had a disturbing amount of turnovers with six. the Suns as a team finished with 28 turn overs. T.J. Warren finished with 16 points in 26 minutes off the bench. The rest of the team combined for only 22 points. Up next the Spurs will defend home on Wednesday versus state rivals and top Western team, Dallas. Phoenix will head home to host New Orleans on Wednesday. The Pelicans have been heating up and could surprise the Suns.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Toronto Raptors (56 - 26) closed out their best season in franchise history on Wednesday with a 103 - 96 win over the Brooklyn Nets (21 - 61). Rookie Norman Powell blew up for a career - high 30 points on 12 - for - 18 shooting on Wednesday. With several starters resting, the point guard had plenty of chances to showcase his skills. Powell also added nine rebounds and five assists. Wing Terrence Ross, too, had a big night, recording 24 points off the bench. Ross coupled the scoring outburst with 10 rebounds. The Raptors have had the two seed locked up for weeks, and will look to take on the Indiana Pacers in the first round of the playoffs. The Nets, meanwhile, closed out a disappointing season with their tenth loss in a row. The team finishes with the NBA's third - worst record. On top of the dismal finish, Brooklyn will be gifting its first - round pick to Boston as part of an earlier trade. Guard Bojan Bogdanovic, however, went out with a bang, scoring 29 points on 10 - for - 17 shooting. No other Net scored more than 12 on the night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Washington Wizards (25 - 20) defeated the Boston Celtics (26 - 18), 123 - 108, at Verizon Center on Tuesday. The two teams checked in to Tuesday's tilt heading in opposite directions, as Boston had dropped two straight contests while Washington had prevailed in five of their previous six. That trend persisted through the opening 12 minutes, as the home team emerged from that period with a 33 - 24 advantage. Although the Celtics battled back in the second quarter, the Wizards won the second half by a 57 - 49 margin to pull away for a 15 - point victory. Washington's Big Three of John Wall, Bradley Beal and Markieff Morris combined for 77 points on 56 percent shooting, allowing the Wizards to overcome 15 turnovers. Isaiah Thomas paced the Celtics with a 25 - point, 13 - assist double - double that also included a rebound and two steals. Al Horford totaled 22 points, four assists, two rebounds and a block. Jae Crowder managed 17 points, six rebounds, three assists and a steal. Marcus Smart drew another start in place of Avery Bradley (Achilles) and posted 13 points, five rebounds, an assist and four steals. Jonas Jerebko and Jaylen Brown led the second unit with a pair of eight - point efforts. Beal led the way with a game - high 31 points, which he supplemented with five assists, two rebounds and two steals. Wall supplied 27 points, seven rebounds, seven assists, three steals and a block. Morris followed with a 19 - point, 11 - rebound double - double that also featured four assists and a pair of blocks. With his three talented teammates tallying such high usage rates, Otto Porter, Jr. provided a modest six points and four rebounds. Kelly Oubre, Jr. continued his strong play off the bench with 11 points, three rebounds, a steal and a block. The Celtics head back home to face off with the Houston Rockets on Wednesday evening, while the Wizards travel to Atlanta to battle with the Hawks on Friday night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Despite Detroit shooting better from the field and free - throw line, they were dominated down low by the Pistons. In fact, they were out - rebounded 52 - 40 and were out - blocked 9 - 1. The offensive rebounding really killed Detroit, as they allowed 19 offensive rebounds, while grabbing just eight of their own. The benches were rarely used in this game, with the two teams combining for just 47 bench points. Kristaps Porzingis was the player of the game, as he scored a career - high 35 points on 13 - of - 22 shooting. Joakim Noah outplayed Andre Drummond down low, as Noah finished the game with seven points, 15 rebounds, three assists and three blocks in the win. No bench player on New York scored in double figures, as Porzingis, Derrick Rose and Carmelo Anthony combined for 72 of the teams 105 points. Detroit is now 1 - 6 on the road and 50 at home.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Nets battled back from a 59 - 49 halftime deficit to tie the score at 100 with 41 seconds remaining. The game remained close in overtime until Otto Porter, John Wall and Bradley Beal drained a pair of free throws apiece to seal the win. Beal's 31 points, which he supplemented with six rebounds, two assists and two steals, led Washington. Wall posted a 23 - point, 12 - assist double - double, while Porter provided a 20 - point, 10 - rebound double - double of his own. Marcin Gortat went for 14 and 14 himself, while Jason Smith led the second unit with 15 points. Bogdanovic's 21 points led Brooklyn. Brook Lopez provided 20 points, while Rondae Hollis-Jefferson registered a 13 - point, 11 - rebound double - double. Booker continued to be highly productive off the bench, tallying a 14 - point, 11 - rebound double - double. Sean Kilpatrick managed 10 points, four rebounds and two assists.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Isaiah Thomas matched a season - high with 37 points on 11 - of - 19 shooting, along with seven assists and four rebounds to lead the Celtics on Saturday night. Avery Bradley continued his strong play as he finished with 20 points on 9 - of - 16 shooting, along with nine rebounds, two assists and one steal, in 32 minutes. The Celtics shot 50 percent from the field and scored 40 points in the paint. Meanwhile, rookie Dario Saric led the way for the 76ers as he tied his career - high with 21 points on 7 - of - 12 shooting, including 3 - of - 6 from long range, along with 12 rebounds, in 27 minutes off the bench. All five starters scored in double digits for the Sixers, including Ersan Ilyasova, who finished with 18 points, along with six rebounds and two assists, in 30 minutes. Sergio Rodriguez tallied a career - high 15 points, along with eight assists and two steals, in 32 minutes.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Phoenix Suns, 114 - 101, at Chesapeake Energy Arena on Saturday. Russell Westbrook has been virtually unstoppable the majority of the season, but had been somewhat human the last three games after seeing a streak of seven consecutive triple - doubles snapped against the Celtics on Dec. 11. However, matched up Saturday against one of the most porous defenses in the league, especially against point guards, the perennial All-Star exploded for 26 points, a career - high 22 assists and 11 rebounds, his 50th career triple - double. He added two steals and a block as well. His spectacular performance helped negate a remarkable effort on the other side from Devin Booker, who broke out of some recent scoring doldrums in impressive fashion with a game - high 31 - points. The caliber of Westbrook's production was such that it enabled the Thunder (16 - 11) to post a double - digit victory despite getting outshot by the Suns (8 - 19) 51 to 43 percent from the field and 44 percent to 36 percent from three - point range. Booker added five assists, three boards and a steal to his aforementioned scoring haul. Eric Bledsoe, who was tormented by Westbrook for four quarters, finished with 12 points, four assists and three rebounds. Tyson Chandler came within a rebound of one of his trademark double - doubles, posting 10 points and hauling in nine boards. Marquese Chriss was productive with an eight - point, eight - rebound tally, while Jared Dudley and the returning Alex Len paced the reserves with a pair of matching eight - point efforts themselves. Steven Adams was solid in support of Westbrook offensively, compiling 19 points, seven boards, two assists and two steals. Anthony Morrow produced 11 points and two steals while drawing the start at shooting guard in place of the sidelined Victor Oladipo (wrist), while Andre Roberson matched his point total and added a rebound and three steals. Domantas Sabonis contributed nine points, four rebounds, a steal and a block, and Enes Kanter led the bench with 12 points, five rebounds, an assist and a block. The Suns next head to Minnesota to take on the Timberwolves on Monday night, while the Thunder remains home to take on the Atlanta Hawks on Monday evening as well.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The New Orleans Pelicans (14 - 13) defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder (13 - 15) 101 - 99 on Sunday at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. At the end of the third quarter, the Thunder led 81 - 76, but the Pelicans were able to get hot in the fourth quarter and out - score the Thunder 25 - 18, to steal the victory on the road. The Thunder were forced into 16 turnovers, while the Pelicans only had 12. The Pelicans were led by superstar Anthony Davis, who went 16 - for - 22 from the field and 0 - for - 1 from the three - point line to score 38 points, while also grabbing 12 rebounds. Davis has now scored at least 30 points in three out of the last four games and has recorded fifteen double - doubles on the season. He's now averaging 25 points and 10 rebounds on the year. Jrue Holiday was able to record a double - double of his own. He added 11 points and 15 assists, giving him his fifth one of the year. He also played well defensively and was able to snatch four steals thorughout the game. Coming off the bench, Ryan Anderson shot 5 - for - 15 from the field and 3 - for - 9 from the three - point line to score 14 points. As one of the best sixth men in the league, Anderson is now averaging 16 points and 5 rebounds. Guards Russell Westbrook and Reggie Jackson kept the Thunder in a good position in this one. Westbrook shot 10 - for - 27 from the field, but 0 - for - 6 from beyond the arc to score 29 points. He was able to get to the line 11 times and converted on nine of those 11 attempts. While he did have eight assists, the six turnovers hurt his overall game. Jackson on the other hand shot 7 - for - 13 from the field and 3 - for - 5 from the three - point line to score 19 points off the bench, while also adding six rebounds and five assists. Both Perry Jones and Steven Adams chipped in 12 points, with Adams grabbing 10 rebounds and giving him a double - double. The Pelicans' next game will be on the road against the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday, while the Thunder will be at home against the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

This was a wire - to - wire win for Dallas, as they held a double - digit lead for the final 35 minutes. Shooting was key, as they hit 52 percent from the field and 55 percent from three - point range. Julius Randle was a bright spot for the Lakers, as he collected 13 points, 18 rebounds and 10 assists en route to his third career triple - double. D'Angelo Russell led the starters with 22 points, four assists and four steals. Jordan Clarkson also scored 22 points, doing that damage off the bench. Dirk Nowitzki was the star, as he scored a game - high 25 points en route to becoming the sixth player in NBA history to reach 30,0 points. He also added 11 rebounds on 9 - of - 13 shooting. Seth Curry finished with 18 points and five assists. Yogi Ferrell provided 16 points and seven assists. Nerlens Noel was a nice spark off the bench, totaling 11 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

These are two teams going in opposite directions, as the Jazz were able to add to the Timberwolves recent struggles. Utah shot over 50 percent in their win, while holding Minnesota to just 44 percent on their end. Bench production was huge as well, with Utah scoring 32 bench points to Minnesota's 21. George Hill and Gordon Hayward carried the load for the Jazz, scoring 24 points a piece. Rudy Gobert was a monster down low, finishing with 16 points and 17 rebounds of his own. All five starters scored in double figures for the Timberwolves, with Zach LaVine leading the team with 28 points. LaVine also added eight rebounds and eight assists in one of the best games of his career. Karl-Anthony Towns totaled 17 points and 12 rebounds in his battle with Gobert.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Atlanta Hawks (54 - 17) defeated the Orlando Magic (22 - 51) 95 - 83 on Wednesday at the Amway Center in Orlando. Taking their second loss in a row, the Magic were finally eliminated from playoff contention in the East. The Hawks, on the other hand, continued to build their lead as the top overall projected playoff seed. Despite losing five of their last ten games, they're still eight and a half games ahead of the second place Cleveland Cavaliers. Both teams struggled shooting the ball, as the Hawks went 43 percent from the field and 32 percent from the three - point line, while the Magic finished at 41 percent from the floor and just 19 percent from deep. Paul Millsap led the way for the Hawks, finishing with 25 points (9 - 20 FG, 2 - 5 3Pt, 5 - 5 FT), 11 rebounds and four blocked shots. It was his second consecutive impressive performance, as he's now combined for 47 points and 18 rebounds over his last two games. Jeff Teague shot the ball well, going 7 - for - 12 from the field and 2 - for - 3 from the three - point line to score 16 points, while also adding nine assists. He has n't necessarily been scoring all too much lately, considering he recorded 12 points or less in each of his last three games, so it was good to see the point guard have a little more success Wednesday. Nearly recording a double - double, Kyle Korver added 13 points (5 - 12 FG, 3 - 9 3Pt), eight rebounds and two blocked shots. He's now pushed his season averages to 12 points and 4 rebounds on the year. Both Al Horford and DeMarre Carroll reached double figures in points as well with 10 and 11 points respectively. The Magic received another strong contribution from Elfrid Payton, who nearly triple - doubled with 19 points (7 - 19 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 5 - 7 FT), nine rebounds and seven assists over 35 minutes. He's been filling up the stat sheet of late and doing a little bit of everything, as he's averaging 14 points, 9 rebounds, 10 assists and three steals over his last three games. Nikola Vucevic also did his best to keep the Magic in this game, finishing with 16 points (8 - 15 FG) and 12 rebounds. He's had a couple solid games in a row, combining for 36 points and 20 rebounds over his last two games. Victor Oladipo did n't necessarily have the best night shooting the ball, but chipped in with 16 points (4 - 10 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 8 - 9 FT) and four assists as well. Over his last three games, he's averaging 21 points, 6 rebounds and five assists, but is shooting just 38 percent from the field. The Hawks' next game will be at home against the Miami Heat on Friday, while the Magic will be at home against the Detroit Pistons on Friday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Memphis Grizzlies (7 - 1) were able to hold off a late push from the Los Angeles Lakers (1 - 6) with a finishing score of 107 - 102 for their seventh win of the season. The Lakers just ca n't seem to get over the hump, and are off to a tough start through their first seven games of the season. Even with Kobe Bryant lighting up the box score with 28 points (10 - 26 FG, 3 - 10 3Pt, 5 - 6 FT), to go along with seven rebounds, six assists and four steals, it just was n't enough. The Lakers got some solid production from their starters, with all five players scoring in double figures, but the bench totaled just 14 points in the loss. Jordan Hill posted a double - double with 13 points (6 - 17 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt, 1 - 2 FT) and 14 rebounds, while also contributing three assists, two steals and two blocks. The Lakers now head to New Orleans to take on the Pelicans on Wednesday. The Grizzlies on the other hand are looking like a serious contender right now, and a large part of that is thanks to their consistency across the board. Six players scored in double figures, but every player who was on the floor contributed in some manner when they were out there. Mike Conley led the way scoring 23 points (7 - 16 FG, 2 - 4 3Pt, 7 - 7 FT), with three assists, three steals and one rebound. Even the lone starter who did n't score in double figures, Marc Gasol, nearly had a triple - double, with eight points (3 - 10 FG, 2 - 2 FT), nine assists and eight rebounds. The Grizzlies get a night off before taking on the Sacramento Kings at home on Thursday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the host Orlando Magic, 113 - 108, at Amway Center on Wednesday. While there were a lot of stars in this game, it's some of the undervalued players who had career nights. Both Aaron Gordon and Austin Rivers led their teams in scoring, as these are two teams that desperately need more contributions from their role players. Shooting was the difference for the Clippers, as they shot 50 percent from both the field and from the free - throw line. Despite this game being close throughout, the Clippers led for every minute after the first quarter. In fact, neither team held a double - digit lead, as there were just seven ties and four lead changes. Los Angeles (19 - 7) is starting to recapture their early season form and road wins like this only add to their impressive resume '. Austin Rivers was the star, as he scored a team - high 25 points on 9 - of - 12 shooting. Blake Griffin was n't far behind, as he tallied 23 points, seven rebounds and three assists. DeAndre Jordan had one of his best scoring games of the year, totaling 22 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks, while going 12 - of - 18 from the free - throw line. Chris Paul recorded a 16 - point, 10 - assist double - double. Los Angeles will return to action on Friday in a road matchup against the Miami Heat. Orlando (11 - 16) has now lost six - straight games at home, as they continue to disappoint. Aaron Gordon did all he could though, dropping a career - high 33 points on 13 - of - 21 shooting. Evan Fournier accumulated 23 points and eight assists as the primary ball - handler for Orlando. Jeff Green was the only other Magic player in double figures, as he scored 19 points off the bench. Serge Ibaka and Bismack Biyombo both fell just shy of double - doubles, as they combined for 17 points and 20 rebounds in the defeat. Orlando's next game will be on Friday, when they host the Brooklyn Nets.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Indiana Pacers 131 - 109 at Moda Center on Wednesday. The Blazers (10 - 10) had little trouble handling the Pacers (9 - 10) after three straight quarters above 30 points, including an explosive second quarter where Portland ran away with the game. The Blazers took 73 - 58 halftime lead and expanded on it in the third quarter. The final period had one moment where the Pacers looked to climb back into the game after Al Jefferson dropped in a short turn around hook shot to cut the lead to 13 points. Damian Lillard responds with a driving layup and the Blazers did not have to look back. Six Blazers players finished in double figures scoring, as Maurice Harkless, Mason Plumlee, Lillard and C.J. McCollum cracked double digits. Harkless and Lillard led the way 23 points and 28 points, respecitvally, but it was McCollum's hot hand in the second half that staved off the Pacers comeback attempts. Evan Turner and Allen Crabbe rounded out the rest of the double digit scorers, with both players combining for 28 points on 9 - of - 15 shooting. The Pacers were led by Jeff Teague, while Paul George (ankle) was sidelined. Teague finished with 25 points, eight assists, five rebounds and one block in 34 minutes. Myles Turner completed a double - double with 19 points and 10 rebounds, while Glenn Robinson III continued to play effective minutes amongst the starters with 15 points and four rebounds on 6 - of - 10 shooting. Next up, the Hawks host the Detroit Pistons on Friday, while the Pacers visit the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Denver Nuggets (26 - 41) defeated the New Orleans Pelicans (36 - 30) 118 - 111 on Sunday at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. With 12 seconds left in the game, Anthony Davis came up clutch for the Pelicans, hitting a jumper to put them up by two. On the next possession down, Kenneth Faried matched Davis and converted on a layup to tie the game up with just four seconds left in regulation. Davis then had a chance to win it at the buzzer, but his shot was long and rattled out of the hoop. In overtime, the Pelicans again had a three - point lead with just under 10 seconds left. Will Barton was the savior this time around and tied the game with a huge three - pointer for the Nuggets on the next possession, forcing it into a second overtime. The Pelicans struggled offensively in the second overtime, with Tyreke Evans scoring their only two points, and they went on to take a seven - point loss. This was a tough loss for the Pelicans, who are in a fierce battle for the eighth and final playoff seed in the Western Conference standings. They now sit a full game back from Oklahoma City for that eighth seed, so they'll need bounce back with a win on Tuesday. Despite taking the loss, Davis continued to play extremely well, as he finished with a game - high of 36 points (16 - 28 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt, 4 - 6 FT) to go along with 14 rebounds, seven assists and nine blocked shots. He did a little bit of everything in this game, nearly recording a quadruple - double by the end. Davis recorded his fifth double - double of his last six games, a six - game stretch where he's averaged 31 points, 11 rebounds and 5 blocks. Evans came just short of a triple - double of his own and posted 25 points (11 - 20 FG, 1 - 3 3Pt, 2 - 4 FT), nine rebounds and 10 assists. He's shot extremely well of late, finishing 55 percent or higher from the field in each of his last three games. Along with making a game - tying bucket at the end of regulation, Faried also posted 20 points (7 - 17 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 6 - 6 FT) and 10 rebounds in the win. With Jusuf Nurkic returning to the starting lineup at center, Faried was able to move back to his natural power forward position. The Nuggets also saw a strong bench effort, with both Barton and Jameer Nelson reaching double figures. Barton recorded 25 points (10 - 16 FG, 3 - 6 3Pt, 2 - 2 FT) and nine rebounds in 47 minutes while Nelson posted 18 points (7 - 16 FG, 4 - 8 3Pt) and six assists in 38 minutes. Since joining the Nuggets at the trade deadline, he's averaged 14 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steals over 13 games. Ty Lawson chipped in with 19 points (9 - 18 FG, 1 - 5 3Pt) and nine assists in his return to action after sitting out the Nuggets' last game with an illness. The Pelicans' next game will be at home against the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday, while the Nuggets will travel to Memphis to play the Grizzlies on Monday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

It was a big night for the Mavericks behind the arc, as the team shot a whopping 17 - of - 31 from three - point range. Nine of these threes came from D-League call - up Yogi Ferrell, who led the team with a career - high 32 points. Sharpshooter Wesley Matthews, meanwhile, scored 27 points and splashed in three three - pointers on the night. The Mavs also shot a respectable 82 percent from the free - throw line and 47 percent from the field in what was a stellar night on the offensive end for the team. For Portland, star point guard Damian Lillard delivered what was possibly his worst statistical night of the season. The All-Star went just 4 - of - 20 from the field and turned the ball over three times. His fellow guards, Evan Turner and C.J. McCollum, picked up the slack, however, as they combined for 52 points on the night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Dallas Mavericks (25 - 19) defeated the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves (13 - 31) 106 - 94 in overtime at American Airlines Center on Wednesday. This game was close the whole way, tied at halftime and tied at the end of 48. However, Dallas turned it up for the overtime period, outscoring the Timberwolves 17 - 5 to win its second consecutive in OT. The Mavs were shorthanded, missing Dirk Nowitzki (knee), and Raymond Felton (eye). Zaza Pachulia was listed as questionable, with a sore Achilles but ended up starting and logging 12 points (4 - 7 FG), four rebounds and three steals, in his 33 minutes. Chandler Parsons carried the offensive load for Dallas. He led all scorers with 30 points (13 - 20 FG, 3 - 6 3Pt), along with eight rebounds, two assists and one steal, in 45 long minutes. Wesley Matthews finished with 15 points (6 - 16 FG), six rebounds, four assists and two steals, in 40 minutes. Dallas got beat in almost every category, as the Timberwolves shot better, had more rebounds, assists and blocks. However, the Mavericks had 11 steals and forced Minnesota into 17 turnovers, which was enough to give them the edge. Karl-Anthony Towns had perhaps the best game of his short career thus far. Towns finished with 27 points (12 - 19 FG, 1 - 1 3Pt, 2 - 3 FT), 17 rebounds, six blocked shots, three assists and one steal, in 36 minutes. Andrew Wiggins tallied 23 points (9 - 17 FG), seven rebounds and three assists, in 40 minutes. Shabazz Muhammad was impactful in 35 minutes off the bench, finishing with 14 points (6 - 16 FG) and seven rebounds. Although, the Timberwolves did a good job competing in Dallas, too many turnovers meant their woes continue, as they are now 1 - 9 in their last 10. Minnesota will have a couple days rest before the Grizzlies come to town on Saturday. The Mavericks will have their hands full when they host the surging OKC Thunder on Friday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Philadelphia 76ers (10 - 68) defeated the New Orleans Pelicans (29 - 48) 107 - 93 on Tuesday. A battle of last place teams turned into a surprisingly easy victory for the normally tough - luck Sixers, who got Nerlens Noel (knee) back on the court for the contest. Noel was on a pre - announced playing time restriction of 20 minutes, and actually came just short of that. He managed four points, six rebounds and a block over 18 minutes, making good on his vow to return to action before the conclusion of the regular season. Philadelphia, which has given several playoff - caliber teams trouble this season, came back from a 29 - 21 deficit after one quarter to trample the Pelicans in the second and third periods by a combined score of 67 - 44. They received a highly productive effort from their bench, which accounted for 55 of their 107 points on the night. The Pelicans were paced by a 19 - point effort from Dante Cunningham, who also added a pair of rebounds and an assist. Luke Babbitt turned in another productive effort at small forward, managing 16 points, eight rebounds, and three assists. Alexis Ajinca, getting a start at center over Omer Asik, tallied a 12 - point, 10 - rebound double - double. Tim Frazier matched Ajinca's point total and added nine assists, six rebounds and three steals. James Ennis continued his solid play off the bench by leading the reserves with 11 points, two assists, a rebound and a block. New Orleans remains in last place in the Western Conference's Southwest Division. They had to Boston to take on the Celtics on Wednesday. Philadelphia was led by a 22 - point effort from Carl Landry, who also added nine rebounds, an assist and two steals off the bench. Isaiah Canaan followed by leading the starting five with 16 points, two rebounds, two assists and a steal. Robert Covington was next with a near double - double consisting of 12 points, nine boards, three assists, four steals and a block. Jerami Grant pitched in with 10 points, three rebounds, an assist and a pair of steals. Nik Stauskas and Hollis Thompson were also productive in reserve roles, managing a pair of 13 - point efforts. The Sixers remain in last place in the Eastern Conference's Atlantic Division. They're home again on Friday night to face off with the New York Knicks.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Pistons scored a season - high 136 points, as they went on to rout the 76ers. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope led the way for the Pistons with 26 points on impressive 9 - of - 11 shooting from the field. Five other players scored in double digits for the Pistons, including Marcus Morris, who finished with 22 points on 8 - of - 15 shooting, in 34 minutes. Tobias Harris chipped in 20 points on 8 - of - 16 shooting, in 32 minutes off the bench. Ish Smith was solid in 23 minutes off the bench, with 13 assists and 11 points. Meanwhile, Nik Stauskas was the high - point man for Philly with 24 points on 10 - of - 15 shooting. Dario Saric followed up with 19 points, a career - high eight assists, and six rebounds, in 29 minutes, while T.J. McConnell chipped in 10 points to go along with eight assists, in 23 minutes.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Miami Heat defeated the host Brooklyn Nets, 109 - 106, at Barclay's Center on Wednesday. This was a game that appeared to be over headed into the fourth quarter, but Miami had other ideas. In fact, Brooklyn led by 18 points headed into the fourth quarter, as the Heat outscored the Nets, 38 - 17, to pull out an amazing comeback win. The statistics tell the story, with Miami winning the shooting, rebounding, assisting and turnover differentials. Three-point shooting was a huge factor as well, with the Heat hitting 11 - of - 23, while the Nets went just 13 - of - 35 from long range. The Heat (16 - 30) have now won five - straight games, with this victory being the most satisfying of the bunch. Goran Dragic fell just shy of a triple - double, as he accumulated 17 points, nine rebounds and nine assists. Dion Waiters led the team in scoring for the third - straight game, as he tallied 24 points, five rebounds and eight assists. Wayne Ellington was huge off the bench, dropping 22 points and adding four boards. Willie Reed and Okaro White were also nice sparks off the bench, combining for 24 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks. Miami will look to keep rolling on Friday against the Miami Heat. The Nets (9 - 36) have had a rough season, as epic meltdowns like this show just how bad they're struggling. Brook Lopez did all he could though, as he scored a game - high 33 points, to go along with four rebounds and three assists. Bojan Bogdanovic was second on the team, as he accrued 17 points, five rebounds, two assists and two steals. Caris LeVert was the only bench player in double figures, providing 12 points and four assists. The Nets will play the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday for their next game.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Oklahoma City Thunder (30 - 25) continued to roll Saturday, defeating the Charlotte Hornets (22 - 31) by a score of 110 - 103 With Kevin Durant sidelined with soreness in his foot, Russell Westbrook once again was tasked with carrying the load for the Thunder. Westbrook notched his 14th double - double of the season by putting up 31 points (12 - 27 FG) and 10 assists. The game was tied at 94 with just under six minutes remaining, but Oklahoma City pulled away in the end. Oklahoma City had several players make their Thunder debuts Saturday, including Enes Kanter, Kyle Singler, and D.J Augustin. Kanter, who was acquired at the trade deadline, finished with 10 points and 13 rebounds over 32 minutes in his first appearance as a member of the Thunder. Augustin saw 23 minutes of playing time and contributed 13 points, three rebounds, and two assists. Oklahoma City could be getting Durant back for Sunday's matchup with Denver. Charlotte's Mo Williams played his first game in a Hornets uniform Saturday after being acquired prior to the All-Star break. Williams got the start at point guard and had a team - high 24 points to go with 12 assists. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist returned to the lineup after a hamstring injury sidelined him shortly before the break. In other injury news, Kemba Walker is targeting a mid - March return date as he recovers from surgery on his torn meniscus and Bismack Biyombo has been cleared to resume basketball activities and should miss just three more games. The Hornets will finish up their back - to - back set Sunday against the Mavericks.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Dallas outscored Washington by a 39 - 27 margin in the final 12 minutes to seal the comeback win. The Mavs shot 51 percent from the field and 44 percent from three - point range. Their effort overcame the dynamic duo of John Wall and Bradley Beal, who combined for 50 of the Wizards' 107 points. Harrison Barnes' near - double - double of 22 points and nine rebounds led Dallas. Dirk Nowitzki contributed 20 points, while Seth Curry pitched in 19. Nerlens Noel led the bench with 12 points and Nicolas Brussino supplied 11 points, nine boards and two steals in 23 minutes. Wall's 26 - point, 11 - assist double - double led the Wizards. Beal was right behind him with 24 points, while Bojan Bogdanovic paced the bench with 19. Otto Porter, Jr. posted a 14 - point, 10 - rebound double - double and Marcin Gortat mustered eight points and 10 boards.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Chris Paul's terrific start to the 2016 - 17 season has been a rather effortless one, as while he is averaging 19 points, 9 assists and 6 rebounds, he is doing so in just 30 minutes per game. Monday night was yet another example of Paul doing a lot in such a little amount of time, as he managed to record 24 points, eight assists and six rebounds in a mere 25 minutes. Paul has never averaged less than 32 minutes per game in a season, but he's remaining just as productive as he has been in seasons where he plays upward of 36 minutes. Paul is n't getting any younger and managing minutes is key for a player who has dealt with numerous injuries in his past, but the Clippers wo n't be losing a step for as long as Paul's efficiency goes up even as his minutes may go down.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Boston Celtics (31 - 39) defeated the Brooklyn Nets (29 - 40) 110 - 91 on Monday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The Celtics got a big win Monday, as they jumped the Charlotte Hornets for the eighth and final projected playoff seed in the Eastern Conference standings. They now sit tied with the Hornets, but own the tiebreaker, while also trailing the Miami Heat by just a game and a half. The Nets, on the other hand, are still in the thick of things as well, considering they're only a game and a half behind the Celtics for that final spot. It's a tight race for those final two projected playoff spots, with the Heat, Celtics, Hornets, Pacers and Nets all within three games of each other. The Celtics were the superior shooters in this game, going 51 percent from the floor and 27 percent from the three - point line, while the Nets went just 36 percent from the field and an embarrassing six percent from beyond the arc. The win was a true team effort for the Celtics though, with six players reaching double figures. Avery Bradley led the way, finishing with a team - high of 20 points (8 - 16 FG, 2 - 4 3Pt, 2 - 3 FT), to go along with seven rebounds in 32 minutes. After shooting just 30 percent (3 - 10 FG) from the field during Sunday's matchup with the Pistons, it was a nice bounce - back game for Bradley. Evan Turner came up with a surprise triple - double, finishing with 19 points (9 - 13 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 1 - 2 FT), 10 rebounds and 12 assists. It was his third straight impressive game, averaging 20 points, 6 rebounds and eight assists during that span. Coming just shy of double - double, Tyler Zeller posted 18 points (9 - 13 FG) and seven rebounds in 30 minutes. The Celtics also had a strong bench showing with Kelly Olynyk recording an efficient 18 points (7 - 12 FG, 3 - 5 3Pt, 1 - 2 FT) and five rebounds in just 17 minutes, while Jonas Jerebko added 10 points (5 - 12 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt) and six rebounds of his own. The Nets received nearly all of their production from center Brook Lopez, who went off for a game - high of 31 points (12 - 19 FG, 7 - 7 FT), to go along with four rebounds over 35 minutes. He's been an absolute beast for the Nets over his last three games and has averaged 30 points and 9 rebounds during that span. Deron Williams nearly matched Turner with a triple - double of his own, posting 10 points (2 - 6 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 6 - 6 FT), nine rebounds and 10 assists in 34 minutes. He's now pushed his season averages to 13 points, 3 rebounds and 6 assists per game on the year. The only other Net in double figures was Thaddeus Young, who finished with 12 points (5 - 12 FG, 1 - 2 3Pt, 1 - 1 FT) and nine rebounds. The Celtics' next game will be at home against the Miami Heat on Wednesday, while the Nets will travel to Charlotte to play the Hornets on Wednesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Charlotte Hornets (28 - 26) defeated the Milwaukee Bucks (22 - 33) 98 - 95 on Friday. All the statistics made this look like a Bucks win, but that simply wasn’t the case. Milwaukee outrebounded the Hornets 47 - 38 and also outassisted them 22 to 13. It was the fourth quarter that made the difference for Charlotte, as they outscored the Bucks 28 - 17 over the final 12 minutes. The benches were not used very much in this contest, as only seven bench players were used between the two teams. Charlotte had won five of six going into the All-Star break and this comeback win is a great catalyst for the rest of the season. Al Jefferson made his long awaited return from a foot injury and played 23 minutes in the win. His replacement, Cody Zeller, obviously played with a chip on his shoulder, as he tallied a career - high 23 points and nine rebounds in the win. Kemba Walker had a nice all - around game, as he accumulated 25 points, six rebounds and four assists in the victory. Up next for the Hornets is a date with the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday. Milwaukee has been using a different lineup recently and it's unclear if it's paying any dividends. Jabari Parker had one of his best games of the season though, as he amassed 23 points and 11 rebounds in the loss. Giannis Antetokounmpo finished the game with 18 points, 11 rebounds and four assists of his own. Greg Monroe had a terrible game off the bench, as he scored a measly four points while attempting just two shots and committing four turnovers in the defeat. Milwaukee's next game will be on Saturday when they take on the Atlanta Hawks.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The visiting New Orleans Pelicans defeated the Atlanta Hawks, 112 - 94, at Philips Arena on Tuesday. It did n't take long for this game to get out of hand, as the Pelicans (5 - 10) opened on a 26 - 10 run and ultimately pushed their lead to 20 points by the end of the first quarter, a lead they held onto for the rest of the evening. Tim Frazier helped them hold onto that lead, as the starting point guard finished with 21 points on 7 - of - 12 shooting and 14 assists in 35 minutes. Frazier's performance was necessary too, as Anthony Davis left in the second quarter with a right knee injury after diving into the crowd for a loose ball. Luckily for the Pelicans, the All-Star power forward did return later in the game, ultimately finishing with 13 points and three rebounds in 19 minutes as New Orleans won their third straight game. As for the Hawks (9 - 5), they have now dropped their third game in a row in ugly fashion. The starting backcourt of Dennis Schroeder and Kyle Korver led the way in scoring with 14 points each, while the frontcourt pairing of Paul Millsap and Dwight Howard, who have led the team in scoring so far this season, managed to score just a combined 18 points. The final starter, Kent Bazemore, shot 0 - of - 6 from the field and finished with just one point, one assist and one rebound in 18 minutes. In the end, it was a night to forget for the Hawks, who continue to slide after a hot start to the season. Up next, the Pelicans will look to earn their fourth win in a row against the Timberwolves on Wednesday, while the Hawks will travel to Indiana on Wednesday to take on the Pacers.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Houston Rockets, 120 - 114, at Staples Center on Wednesday. The Lakers (10) brought in Luke Walton as their new head coach for the 2016 - 2017 season, and the new offense that involved an expected volume shooting from the perimeter, was effective enough to aid Los Angeles to a good start. The Lakers took 35 shots from behind the arc and sank 12 of them, and the 34 percent efficiency was enough to constantly keep Los Angeles within striking distance. The Rockets led for most of the game, but never by a controlling amount. Jordan Clarkson drained a 29 foot three - pointer with 1:47 left in the fourth quarter to take 116 - 112 lead, and followed Nene's banker with a quick two pointer to hold the lead at four points. D'Angelo Russell's sloppy turnover with seconds left gave the Rockets a bit of life, but they were unable to capitalize and the Lakers ran out the clock. James Harden was named point guard, and although his usage percentage was point guard - esque last season, the official designation was backed up by 17 assists. Harden made use of quick passes in transition and threaded the needle time and time again in the first half. The Rockets star player added 34 points and eight rebounds to his strong start to the season. Newly acquired Eric Gordon (19 points on 7 - of - 15 shooting) and Ryan Anderson (14 points on 6 - of - 15 shooting) were effective in the Harden led system. Clint Capela wasted no time taking Dwight Howard's spot under center with 16 points and nine boards in 26 minutes. Both teams hit the road on Friday, as the Rockets visit the Dallas Mavericks, while the Lakers visit the Utah Jazz.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Minnesota Timberwolves (14 - 47) defeated the Portland Trail Blazers (41 - 20), 121 - 113. Gary Neal sparked the Timberwolves with a season - high 27 points on 11 shots in 21 minutes, including 17 points in the fourth quarter. The Timberwolves’ scored 70 points in the first half, and their bench scored 46 points. Ricky Rubio fell two rebounds shy of a triple - double, supplying 13 points, 15 assists, eight rebounds and a three - point dagger with one minute left in the game. Kevin Martin scored a team - high 29 points, and rookie Andrew Wiggins added 18 points, four rebounds, three steals, two assists, one block, and one three - pointer in 41 minutes. Arron Afflalo started his first game with the Trail Blazers following Wesley Matthews’ season - ending injury. Afflalo contributed 14 points and one assist before fouling out in 32 minutes. Damian Lillard nearly notched a triple - double, compiling 32 points, eight assists, seven rebounds, one steal and four three - pointers in 38 minutes, scoring 11 points in the final 48 seconds. Robin Lopez blocked a game - high three shots, and LaMarcus Aldridge grabbed a team - high eight rebounds in the loss. The Timberwolves begin a four - game road trip Monday against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Trail Blazers have three days off before they host the Houston Rockets.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Utah Jazz (33 - 35) defeated the Phoenix Suns (18 - 50) 103 - 69 on Thursday. A thoroughly dominating performance by Utah was perhaps to be expected, considering that the Jazz came into the contest surrendering the second - lowest amount of points per game (97), while the Suns checked in with the second - highest turnover rate (16) on a nightly basis. Both figures proved to be prophetic Thursday, as the Jazz held Phoenix to a season - low scoring total, and also set a season - best total in points surrendered. The Jazz elicted 21 turnovers from the Suns as well, and held them to 34 percent and 25 percent success rates from the field and three - point range, respectively. Utah's domination was even more evident in the second half, when they held the helpless visitors to 31 total points. The Suns were led by Brandon Knight's 17 points, which he suppplemented with eight rebounds, two assists and a block. Alex Len was the only other starter to manage double - digit points, amassing 10 points, 12 rebounds and two assists. Jon Leuer paced the bench with 14 points, eight rebounds and two steals, as the third and final Phoenix player to score in double digits. The Suns remain in fourth place in the Western Conference's Pacific Division. They head to Los Angeles to face the Lakers on Friday. With such a comfortable second - half lead, it was a reserve, Trey Lyles, who paced the Jazz in scoring with 17 points over 19 minutes. He added two rebounds, one assist and two steals. Shelvin Mack and Joe Ingles co - led the starters with a pair of 15 - point efforts. Mack also supplied 10 assists and eight rebounds, while Ingles, getting the start in Gordon Hayward's (foot) stead, registered four rebounds, two assists and a career - high six steals. Derrick Favors was next with 12 points, five rebounds and two steals. The Jazz remain in third place in the Western Conference's Northwest Division, and are just a game behind the eighth - seeded Dallas Mavericks. They head to Chicago to face the Bulls on Saturday night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Washington Wizards (39 - 41) defeated the Charlotte Hornets (46 - 34) 113 - 98 on Sunday. The Wizards were unsuccessful in their bid to garner a playoff spot, but entered Sunday trying to finish the season off on a positive note. With the postseason out of reach, John Wall sat out a third consecutive game with his knee injury. Ramon Sessions was in the starting five again in Wall's stead, and acquitted himself well once more. He contributed a 15 - point, 11 - assist double - double, and added five rebounds and a steal. The bench was also highly productive, contributing 53 points on the day. The Hornets were led by Frank Kaminsky III in a reserve role, as he pitched in 18 points and 11 rebounds. Kemba Walker led the starting five with 16 points, seven assists, three rebounds, a steal and a block. Marvin Williams pitched in with 14 points, six boards and three assists. Nicolas Batum tallied 10 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals. Al Jefferson was efficient on the second unit as well, managing 10 points and seven rebounds. Charlotte remains in third place in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division, and are slotted in the sixth seed as well. They head to Boston to take on the Celtics on Monday night. The Wizards were paced by Marcin Gortat's 21 - point, 13 - rebound double - double, which was supplemented with four assists and a block. Markieff Morris managed 11 points, two rebounds, two assists and a steal. Otto Porter, Jr. supplied 10 points and two rebounds. Marcus Thornton led the reserves with 16 points, five rebounds, four assists and a steal. Nene Hilario was next with 12 points, five rebounds and two blocks. Jared Dudley filled out the stat sheet off the bench as well, registering 11 points, seven rebounds, three assists, four steals and two blocks. Washington remains in fourth place in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division. They travel to Brooklyn to take on the Nets on Monday night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

In a hard - fought game, the San Antonio Spurs (10 - 4) were victorious over the Indiana Pacers (6 - 9) in a 106 - 100 game at the AT & T Center on Wednesday. San Antonio was lead by the extremely consistent and veteran presence of Manu Ginobili. In only 26 minutes, Ginobili scored 28 points (10 - 18 FG, 2 - 6 3Pt, 6 - 7 FT), while also contributing four assists and two steals. Future Hall-of-Famer Tim Duncan had a solid 17 - point (7 - 10 FG, 3 - 6 FT) and six rebound performance as well. Kawhi Leonard had his fourth double - double performance of the year, and finished with 21 points (8 - 12 FG, 2 - 2 3Pt, 3 - 6 FT) and 12 rebounds, which included eight points in the fourth quarter. Despite the defeat, the Pacers were still able to be effective on the offensive end. Rodney Stuckey lead the way with 22 points (9 - 20 FG, 4 - 5 FT) and four assists. Off the bench, Chris Copeland was able to contribute an additional 12 points (4 - 10 FG, 2 - 4 3Pt, 2 FT). Also, with Roy Hibbert sitting out, Ian Mahinmi got the start at center and went 4 - for - 5 from the floor to score eight points in 23 minutes. San Antonio will look to continue their winning ways, as they travel to Sacramento to take on the Kings on Sunday night. Meanwhile, Indiana will travel to Orlando to square off against the Magic.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Atlanta Hawks (3 - 2) defeated the Washington Wizards (2 - 3) 82 - 81 on Wednesday at Philips Arena in Atlanta. After going back and forth all game long, the fourth quarter continued that trend. It started off with an 80 run by the Wizards, which was then followed up by a 140 run by the Hawks to put them up five with two and a half minutes left in the game. With just over 14 seconds left in regulation, Paul Pierce turned the ball over and DeMarre Carroll was able to get a fast break layup. Pierce then made up for the turnover though and hit a three - pointer from the corner to put the Wizards up one with just eight seconds left. The hero was Al Horford though. Horford was able to grab an offensive rebound with just over a second left and drop it back in for the game - winning bucket, giving the Hawks a 3 - 2 lead in the series. The Hawks shot 41 percent from the field and just 23 percent from the three - point line, while they also committed 25 turnovers, but were still able to come out with the victory. A large amount of that credit goes to center Al Horford. Along with his game - winning bucket, Horford finished with 23 points (10 - 18 FG, 1 - 1 3Pt, 2 - 2 FT), 11 rebounds and five blocked shots over 37 minutes. After struggling in their first round matchup with the Brooklyn Nets, Horford has really made his presence felt here in the semifinals, as he's averaged 18 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks so far this series. That five - game stretch includes four double - doubles. Millsap received some help from both Paul Millsap and Jeff Teague though. Millsap posted 14 points (6 - 14 FG, 0 - 3 3Pt, 2 - 3 FT), seven rebounds and a blocked shot, while Teague recorded 14 points (6 - 13 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt) and five assists. The two did combine to record a whopping 13 of the team's 25 total turnovers though, so they'll have to clean that up before game six. Kyle Korver shot just 1 - of - 5 from the three - point line to score only three points, but he did notch six steals, marking a new playoff - high. Despite having five non - displaced fractures in his left wrist and hand, John Wall made his return to the lineup and finished with 15 points (7 - 15 FG, 0 - 2 3Pt, 1 - 2 FT), seven assists and four steals. He also had six turnovers though, so it was n't all good for the guard. Wall did n't seem to show any apprehension with his hand injury, often diving for loose balls and looking to grab a rebound in traffic, so that was good news for the Wizards even though they eventually came out with the loss. Fellow backcourt member Bradley Beal also did as much as he could to lead this team to a win. He went 9 - for - 21 from the field but just 1 - for - 5 from the three - point line to score a team - high of 23 points, while also adding seven rebounds and four assists. Beal has hit at least two three - pointers in seven out of eight games this postseason, but he could n't get into a rhythm Wednesday. So far this series, Beal is averaging 24 points over five games. Marcin Gortat chipped in with 14 points (7 - 10 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt) and eight rebounds as well. Game six will be played on Friday in Washington.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The host Los Angeles Clippers took down the Washington Wizards on Wednesday, 133 - 124. LA (45 - 31) held a comfortable lead for the majority of the second half thanks to strong offensive play. Four Clippers scored at least 23 points each, with shooting guard J.J. Redick posting a team - high 31 points. LA's "big three" of Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, and DeAndre Jordan, meanwhile, all posted impressive stat lines. Paul had 27 points to go along with 13 assists, while Jordan had 23 points and a whopping 18 rebounds. Griffin narrowly missed a triple - double, finishing with 26 points, nine assists, and 10 rebounds. As a team, the Clippers saw over 56 percent shooting and knocked down 12 three - pointers. The Wizards (46 - 29) remain in third place in the East thanks to a Toronto loss earlier in the night. The Wiz were unable to replicate their astounding comeback from Tuesday night, in which they overcame a double - digit fourth - quarter deficit against the Lakers. Despite the loss, superstar point guard John Wall led the team with an impressive 41 points while also notching seven rebounds and eight assists. It was a good night for Washington on offense as well, as they shot over 49 percent from the field while draining 13 three - pointers. However, they could not defend the astounding offensive output that LA put forward. The Clippers will visit Phoenix on Thursday, while the Wizards will see Utah on Friday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Toronto Raptors (15 - 4) went into Utah and took down the Jazz (5 - 14) 123 - 104 on Wednesday night at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City. The Raptors got the job done, even without the injured DeMar DeRozan. Led by another impressive performance from point guard Kyle Lowry, Toronto continued their incredibly impressive year. Lowry scored 39 points (13 - 22 FG, 4 - 5 3Pt, 9 - 9 FT) to go with five rebounds, four assists and one steal in 38 minutes. He had a monster game, but Lowry had a bit of help as well. In total, six players scored in double figures for the Raptors, including four starters, while Jonas Valanciunas had nine points. Toronto showed how well - rounded they are in this win, and that they're a team to be feared. The Jazz have taken some tough losses to this point, but they were just outplayed in the first half and could n't manage to get back into it during the second half. They did see six players score in double figures, with Enes Kanter and Derrick Favors leading the way. Both Kanter and Favors had 19 points, and combined, they brought in 15 rebounds. The offense was spread out nicely, but after falling behind 69 - 53 at halftime, it was too much to overcome. The Jazz will look to bounce back at home against the Orlando Magic on Friday night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Paul George went 13 - of - 27 from the field, including 5 - of - 10 from long range on his way to a season - high 37 points, including 15 points in a row during an impressive fourth quarter comeback by the Pacers. Thaddeus young tied his season - high, with 24 points, and added nine rebounds, three blocks, two assists and two steals, in 40 minutes. Young shot a brilliant 9 - of - 13 from the field and 6 - of - 8 from long range. Myles Turner was solid with 14 points, eight rebounds and three blocks, in 33 minutes. The Pacers shot 52 percent from long range and 23 - of - 28 from the free throw line. Meanwhile, C.J. McCollum paced the Blazers with 34 points, on 12 - of - 22 shooting, including a blistering 7 - of - 11 from distance, in 37 minutes. Damian Lillard added 33 points on 10 - of - 24 shooting, along with nine assists, in likewise 37 minutes. No other player scored in double figures for the Portland but Ed Davis was solid as he grabbed 10 rebounds to go along with six points, two assists, two steals and a block, in 34 minutes.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The San Antonio Spurs (64 - 12) set a franchise record for wins in a season on Saturday, beating the Toronto Raptors (51 - 25) 102 - 95. With the win, San Antonio remains undefeated at home, needing just two more wins to become the first team in NBA history without a homecourt loss. Emerging star Kawhi Leonard hit a new career high on Saturday, scoring 33 points to lead the team. Leonard complemented the scoring outburst with a career - high seven assists and an impressive three steals on the defensive end. Equally impressive was teammate LaMarcus Aldridge, who dropped in 31 points and pulled down 15 rebounds as well. With the win, San Antonio's home win streak extends to 48, the longest active streak and the second - longest of all time behind the recently - ended mark of 54 games from the Golden State Warriors. Toronto only narrowly missed the chance to keep the Spurs from making history despite sitting All-Stars Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan. With the duo resting, rookie Norman Powell slid into the starting five and delivered an impressive 17 points. The team as a whole shot a whopping 50 percent of the field, making it look easy against the stingy San Antonio D. Toronto, too, has eclipsed a franchise - best win total, and is still in contention for the first seed in the Eastern Conference. The Raptors will host the Hornets on Tuesday, while San Antonio will visit the Jazz in Utah.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The New York Knicks (23 - 26) defeated the visiting Phoenix Suns (14 - 34) 102 - 84, on Friday night at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks led just about the whole way as they snapped their four - game losing streak with a decisive home win. The return of Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis sure was a big boost to the reeling Knicks squad. Melo had missed two games with a sore knee, while Porzingis was out last game with an illness. This was the Suns' third straight loss and their ninth loss in 10 games. The Suns have now dropped their last 15 on the road and are 4 - 21 on the road this season. Melo was two assists shy of a triple - double in his return. He finished with 19 points (5 - 14 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt, 7 - 7 FT), 10 rebounds and eight assists, along with four steals, in 30 minutes. Arron Afflalo tallied 17 points (6 - 13 FG, 2 - 6 3Pt, 3 - 3 FT) and three assists, in 29 minutes. Langston Galloway started in place of Jose Calderon who remains out with a sore groin. Galloway did a nice job with 11 points, seven rebounds, five assists and three steals, in 27 minutes. As a team the Knicks only gave up nine turnovers and capitalized on 23 of 26 free throws. Devin Booker has had the chance to shine lately due to some injuries on the Phoenix roster and was at it again as he finished with a game - high 21 points (8 - 15 FG, 3 - 6 3Pt, 2 - 3 FT), along with three assists, in 26 minutes. T.J. Warren was in action despite a sore ankle. Warren finished with 12 points and two rebounds, in 19 minutes off the bench. Jordan McRae chipped in 12 points and four assists off the bench. Brandon Knight missed his sixth straight game with a sore groin. The Suns struggled shooting, hitting 41 percent from the field. They went 0 - 7 from deep in the first quarter and finished the game 7 - 26 from beyond the arc. Next the Knicks will host the Golden State Warriors on Sunday. The Suns will look to snap their unflattering streak but will be against the odds as they visit Dallas on Sunday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Oklahoma City Thunder (48 - 22) narrowly edged out the host Indiana Pacers (36 - 33) on Saturday 115 - 111 behind point guard Russell Westbrook's league - leading 14th triple - double. Westbrook has now set the highest mark for triple - doubles in a season since Magic Johnson's 17 in 1988 - 89. Despite contributing just 14 points, well below his season average, Westrbook dished out 14 assists and pulled down 11 rebounds. He leads all guards in rebounding on the season with an average of 8 per game. The triple - double was n't the only story for OKC, a team that has finally gotten its mojo back following a rocky star after the All-Star break. Former MVP Kevin Durant lit up the Indiana defense for 33 points, while still pulling a game - high 13 rebounds and dishing out eight assists. Sixth man Enes Kanter also made his presence knowing, going for 15 points and 10 rebounds in just 24 minutes of play. The Thunder recently became the NBA's third team to clinch playoff berth, and will now fight to maintain the third seed in the West over the powerhouse Los Angeles Clippers. With four wins in a row under their belt, the Thunder will look to keep up solid play as the NBA season winds down. Indiana, meanwhile, is jockying for position at the bottom of the Eastern Conference playoff picture. The Pacers currently hold the seventh spot in the East. Superstar Paul George was the story for Indiana, as he delivered a whopping 45 points on a team - high 29 shot attempts from the field. Indiana's offense was heavily reliant on George, as the All-Star forward shouldered the heavy load for the struggling team. Point guard George Hill also had a noteworthy 20 points and nine assists. OKC will host the Houston Rockets on Tuesday, while Indiana will take on the hapless Philadelphia 76ers on Monday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Dallas Mavericks (26 - 21) defeated the Los Angeles Lakers (9 - 38) 92 - 90 at Staples Center on Tuesday. The Mavericks have owned the Lakers over the past three seasons and Tuesday marked the 10th straight loss for Los Angeles against the Dirk Nowitzki-led Mavs. With 1:36 left in regulation, Jordan Clarkson hit a floating jump shot to tie the game at 90, and it took another 1:34 before Dirk Nowitzki drained a vintage baseline jumper with :2 remaining to take a two point lead. On the ensuing possession, Julius Randle received an inbound pass at the top of the three - point line and his shot went off the side of the rim as time expired. The Lakers are now owners of a seven game losing streak. Nowitzki was far from efficient, but has not lost his clutch factor, proven by his fadeaway game winner. The Mavericks leader finished with 13 points and six rebounds on 5 - of - 14 shooting in 30 minutes. J.J. Barea led all Mavericks in scoring with 18 points off the bench, to go along with four rebounds and four assists. Chandler Parsons got off to a hot start, but cooled down in the second half, but scored 17 points and grabbed nine rebounds 35 minutes. The Lakers were without Kobe Bryant (shoulder), but competed with Dallas for the entirety of the game. Julius Randle is starting to show signs of improvement and has strung together five good games entering the contest (9 points and 10 rebounds), and added his 16th double - double of the season with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Jordan Clarkson rounded out the box score with 18 points, six rebounds and seven assists, while rookie D’Angelo Russell finished with 12 points and zero assists. The Lakers will look to end their seven game skid when they host the Chicago Bulls (25 - 19) on Thursday, while the Mavericks play the second game of a back - to - back when they visit the Golden State Warriors (41 - 4) on Wednesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Utah Jazz (12 - 14) defeated the Phoenix Suns (12 - 18) Monday 107 - 81 at Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City. The Jazz maintained control of the game from the very start, opening up a 12 - point lead at the end of the first quarter and never looking back. They were led by Gordon Hayward’s game - high 24 points, and the small forward has now recorded at least 20 points in three straight games. Derrick Favors was also effective, recording 18 points and nine rebounds in 33 minutes. Rodney Hood scored 14 points in 35 minutes, while Alex Burks (13) and Trey Burke (11) each reached double figures off the bench. It was a disastrous night from the Suns’ starters, as the unit combined to score just 30 points, with Eric Bledsoe scoring just eight points on 2 - of - 10 shooting in 26 minutes. The only reason the team put up a somewhat respectable point total was Brandon Knight’s effort in his new role off the bench, as he scored a game - high 26 points in 35 minutes as a reserve. Mirza Teletovic scored 17 points in 21 minutes off the bench and was the only other Phoenix player to score in double figures. Overall, it was simply too inefficient of a night for the Suns, as they shot under 40 percent from the field and recorded just 12 assists to 13 turnovers. Up next, the Jazz will travel to Oakland Wednesday to take on the Warriors, while the Suns will head home Wednesday to play the Nuggets.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Golden State Warriors (22 - 3) defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder (12 - 14) 114 - 109 on Thursday. Golden State had their 16 - game win streak end in Tuesday's 105 - 98 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, but they quickly got back in the win column. Stephen Curry scored a game - high 34 points and also had nine assists and four steals in 42 minutes. The Warriors shot 51 percent from the field and recorded 32 assists, compared to the Thunder's 17 assists. Golden state has the weekend off before they host the Sacramento Kings on Monday. Oklahoma City had their seven - game win streak snapped, and they lost Kevin Durant to a sprained ankle after the MVP rolled his ankle coming down on Maurice Speights' foot. Durant underwent X-rays that came back negative, and the sprain was graded as being mild, but he was held out of the second half as a precaution. Even in just 19 minutes of action Thursday, Durant scored 30 points on 10 - of - 13 shooting from the field. Russell Westbrook finished with a team - high 33 points and eight assists in 40 minutes. It's possible the Thunder could continue to take the cautious route Friday and hold Durant out of their game against the Los Angeles Lakers.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Wizards (5 - 2) rebounds from a loss to Toronto on Friday, knocking off the Pacers (1 - 6) for the second time in four nights. Washington, which won in Indianapolis on Wednesday night, jumped out to a big first quarter lead en route to the 97 - 90 victory. The Wizards led 32 - 14 after one and held a 19 - point lead at the half. The Pacers would come storming back, however, trimming the lead to single digits by the end of the third. Washington led by just five with 21 seconds to play, but Paul Pierce was able to knock down four straight free throws to salt the game away. John Wall led the way for Washington, scoring a team - high 18 points to go with four assists and four steals. Nene added 17 points, while Kevin Seraphin chipped in 13 off the bench. It was a rough night for Pierce, who connected on only 2 - of - 13 field goals (8 - 10 FT). As a team, Washington went 2 - of - 11 from beyond the arc, compared to Indiana’s 8 - of - 24. The Pacers, losers of six straight since topping Philadelphia on opening night, got 28 points from second - year swingman Solomon Hill. The Arizona product made 10 - of - 19 field goals and added six rebounds in 43 minutes. Donald Sloan, who scored 31 points in Wednesday’s meeting, was limited to 13 points and four rebounds. Chris Copeland struggled to find his shooting stroke, converting only 1 - of - 10 attempts from three - point range. Looking ahead, the Wizards are off until Wednesday, when they host the Pistons. Indiana faces the Jazz at home Monday before traveling to Miami to take on the Heat on Wednesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Phoenix saw strong play across positions as it gained its second straight win. Point guard Eric Bledsoe led the team with 26 points and also notched seven assists. Sophomore guard Devin Booker scored 22 of his own. The real strength for Phoenix came in the rebounding column. The team held a 53 - 31 advantage on the glass and saw a whopping 18 boards from veteran center Tyson Chandler. Strong bench play also bolstered the Suns' play, as Alex Len and Brandon Knight came off the bench for 14 and 17, respectively. Meanwhile, Dallas saw another solid 19 - point outing from reliable scoring option Harrison Barnes. Barnes has upped his averages considerably since making the move to Dallas in the offseason. Veteran point guard Deron Williams scored a team - high 20 points and dished out six assists.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Toronto Raptors (31 - 15) picked up a win over their division rival New York Knicks (22 - 26) Thursday night at Air Canada Centre, 103 - 93. The Raptors led for the entirety of the final three quarters as the Knicks were playing shorthanded without Kristaps Porzingis (illness) and Carmelo Anthony (knee) in uniform. The lack of depth showed, as every member of the Knicks bench was forced to play at least nine minutes, with Derrick Williams, Sasha Vujacic and Jerami Grant all forced on the court for at least 24 minutes. Raptors guards DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry took advantage of the Knicks' thin lineup, as they tied for the game high with 26 points apiece. Lowry was the real engine for the Raptors offense, as he also dished out 10 assists and grabbed six rebounds (three offensive). Jonas Valancunius scored 11 points on a poor shooting night (4 - 16) but was a beast on the glass, as he grabbed 18 rebounds (eight offensive). Arron Afflalo led the Knicks with 20 points on 7 - 17 shooting, as he sunk all three three - pointers he attempted. Langston Galloway was the only other starter to go over double - digits. Reserves Grant and Vujacic scored 13 points apiece, and Grant filled up the box score with six assists, four rebounds, and two steals. Despite being undermanned, the Knicks would have had a chance had they hit their free throws - - they finished 10 - 20 at the free throw line in a 10 - point loss. The Knicks will return home for a matchup Friday against the Suns. The Raptors continue their homestand Saturday against Detroit.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Miami Heat (13 - 15) defeated the Boston Celtics (10 - 15) 100 - 84 on Sunday at the American Airlines Arena in Miami Florida. The Heat did most of their damage in the first half, out - scoring the Celitcs 52 - 42. They were able to finish the game shooting 47 percent from the field and 29 percent from the three - point line, while the Celtics shot 40 percent from the floor and 26 percent from beyond the arc. The Heat were able to force the Celitcs into 15 turnovers, giving them an even greater advantage to take home the victory. The Heat had six players reach double figures in points in this one. Luol Deng led all scorers with 23 points, after shooting 9 - for - 15 from the field and 1 - for - 2 from the three - point line. He also went a perfect 4 - of - 4 from the free throw line. With Dwyane Wade sitting out, Mario Chalmers got pushed into the starting lineup, where he took advantage of the extra playing time and recorded his fourth double - double of the season with 11 points (5 - 13 FG, 0 - 3 3Pt, 1 - 4 FT) and 10 assists. Although it was n't his best day shooting from the floor, he still made up for it with the opportunities he gave to his teammates. Norris Cole also benefitted from some extra playing time and scored 15 points in 37 minutes. The fifteen points were the most he's had since scoring 23 points in the season opener and the minutes played was near a season - high. James Ennis also provided a big boost off the bench with 16 points (4 - 8 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt, 6 - 6 FT) and eight rebounds. It was a season - high in points for him as he has only reached double figures in points once before. The Celtics struggled to find any consistent offense in their young lineup. Tyler Zeller did most of the damage for them as he went 10 - for - 15 from the floor and 2 - for - 3 from the free throw line to score 22 points, while also grabbing eight rebounds. It was only the second time Zeller has broken the 20 - point mark this season. Both Jeff Green and Kelly Olynyk chipped in 13 points of there own, but without much contribution from the bench, the Celtics came up a quite a bit short. The Heat's next game will be at home against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday, while the Celitcs will travel to Orlando to play the magic on Tuesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Memphis Grizzlies (13 - 2) defeated the Los Angeles Lakers (3 - 12) 99 - 93 on Wednesday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Despite being down 51 - 46 at halftime, the Grizzlies were able to out - score the Lakers 34 - 23 in the third quarter, giving them enough of an edge to get the victory on the road in Los Angeles. The Grizzlies also out - shot the Lakers 45 percent to 41 percent from the field, which also may have given them just enough of an advantage to take the win. The Grizzlies' big three did most of the damage in this game. Mike Conley went 6 - for - 11 from the field and 1 - for - 4 from the three - point line to score 19 points and hand out seven assists. It was a much needed bounce - back game for Conley, who had only seven points on Sunday. Marc Gasol also contributed 19 points of his own, while recording 11 rebounds. It was his second straight double - double and fourth on the year. Zach Randolph came one rebound short of a double - double and finished with 16 points (7 - 10 FG, 2 - 4 FT) and nine rebounds. He's now averaging 16 points and 12 rebounds on the year. In the loss, Kobe Bryant led all scorers for the Lakers. He went 5 - for - 15 from the field and 2 - for - 5 from the three - point line to score 22 points. He also got to the line 10 times, and converted on a perfect 10 - of - 10. Jeremy Lin was the other starter in the backcourt and managed to finish with 14 points, five assists and two steals. Nick Young continued to come off the bench since returning from injury. He shot 4 - for - 14 from the floor and 2 - for - 5 from beyond the arc to score 13 points in 27 minutes. Ronnie Price and Jordan Hill were the only other two Lakers to reach double figures in points, as each finished with 11. The Grizzlies' next game will be on the road against the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday, while the Lakers will be at home against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

After signing a $57 million contract this offseason, J.R. Smith has had an unreliable, up - and - down season so far for the Cavaliers. While he has battled a knee injury in this young season, he's been hit or miss, literally, whenever he has been healthy and on the floor. Wednesday night was a miss, a big one, as he shot just 4 - of - 15 from the field and 0 - of - 3 from behind the arc in 25 minutes. That performance marked the seventh time this season that Smith has shot under 30 percent from the field and from long range. Smith is coming off a career - best 40 percent mark from behind the arc last season, and while he is still shooting a respectable 35 percent on three - pointers this season, he is shooting even a worse percentage overall at 33 percent. That would qualify as the worst mark of his career since his second season in the league in 2005 - 6.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Miami Heat (40 - 29) handily defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers (49 - 20) 122 - 101 on Saturday. The Heat ambushed their unsuspecting visitors right from the jump, and kept the foot on the gas the rest of the way. Miami won the first quarter by a margin of 31 - 19, and had built up a 65 - 44 lead by halftime. They tallied one of their best point totals of the season through superior shooting, as they managed a 55 success rate from the field, and an even more impressive 58 percent figure from beyond the arc. Dwyane Wade stepped up to lead the starters, and Josh Richardson and Hassan Whiteside were outstanding contributors off the bench. LeBron James did manage an impressive effort at the scene of some of his greatest career accomplishments, posting 26 points, three points, three assists and a steal. Kyrie Irving contributed 14 points, four assists and three steals. Richard Jefferson paced the bench with 20 points, four rebounds, an assist and a steal. Matthew Delladedova also managed double - digit scoring off the bench, supplying 10 points, three assists and a rebound. Despite the loss, Cleveland remains atop the Eastern Conference's Central Division, and the conference as well, albeit by a slim 2 games ahead of the Toronto Raptors. They head back home to face off against the Denver Nuggets on Monday night. Wade totaled 24 points, four rebounds, four assists and a steal. Goran Dragic and Joe Johnson were next with a pair of 18 - point efforts. Dragic also dished out 11 assists, hauled in four rebounds and recorded a steal, while Johnson posted three boards, two assists and two steals. Richardson led the bench with 19 points, two rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block. Whiteside managed a 16 - point, 13 - rebound double - double, which also included two assists and two blocks. Miami is currently in second place in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division, and is presently slotted in the fourth seed as well. They travel to New Orleans to face the Pelicans on Tuesday.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The host Toronto Raptors edged out the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday, 112 - 106. Toronto (35 - 24) has now won three straight after a complete collapse during the month of January. The Raps are tied with Washington for third in the East and trail Boston by three games for the second seed. Despite missing star point guard Kyle Lowry, Toronto was able to hold on for the win on Sunday. This was largely due to the play of All-Star DeMar DeRozan, who led the team with 33 points on 9 - of - 16 shooting and a stellar 15 - of - 16 from the free - throw line. The Raptors offense as a whole functioned at a very high level throughout the game. The team shot almost 54 percent from the field and saw an additional 18 points come from newly - added big man Serge Ibaka. Ibaka also had 10 rebounds, two steals, and two blocks. Portland (24 - 34) is quickly losing ground in the tight Western Conference playoff race. Sunday did the team no favors, as they were defeated quite narrowly by the Lowry-less Raptors. Damian Lillard led the team with 28 points and shot an efficient 10 - of - 20. He added eight assists. The team was relatively quiet on the inside, due in part to center Jusuf Nurkic being limited to just 21 minutes of play. Nurkic, a relatively new Trail Blazer who was acquired in a trade with deadline, had two teeth knocked out during a collision in the game. It did not keep him out of commission for too long, however, as the young big man simply handed the teeth to a trainer and readied himself to play again. The Blazers will visit Detroit on Tuesday while Toronto will see New York.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Miami Heat (37 - 26) defeated the Philadelphia 76ers (8 - 55) 103 - 98 on Sunday. For the second time in three nights, Miami dealt with a short - handed Sixers squad that nevertheless hung with them for four quarters. Philadelphia was once again without its starting frontcourt of Nerlens Noel (knee) and Jahlil Okafor (shin), but received strong performances from their replacements, Carl Landry and Jerami Grant. Miami was able to pull away in the last three minutes of the final period with some outstanding defensive work on the part of Hassan Whiteside, who tallied a whopping seven blocks. The Heat equaled their 2014 - 15 win total with the victory, while Philadelphia still has only a pair of triumphs over Eastern Conference rivals this season. The Sixers were led by Ish Smith, who collected 21 points, five assists, four rebounds and a steal over 38 minutes. It was a second consecutive impressive outing for the Philadelphia point guard against one of the toughest units in the league versus the position. Landry was able to avoid the foul trouble that plagued him in the game against the Heat on Friday night, and finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and a steal. Hollis Thompson tallied 16 points and four rebounds in another start at shooting guard. Grant amassed a near double - double, registering nine points, eight boards, two assists and two blocks. Isaiah Canaan paced the reserves with 17 points, four assists and three rebounds, although he did pick up five fouls. Philadelphia continues in last place in the Eastern Conference's Atlantic Division. They head back home to face off against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday night. Miami was led by a pair of 23 - point efforts from their backcourt duo of Goran Dragic and Dwyane Wade. The former supplemented his scoring with eight rebounds and five assists, while the latter also supplied three rebounds, three assists and a pair of steals. Joe Johnson registered 14 points, five rebounds, an assist and a steal, while Luol Deng rounded out a productive night for the starting five with a 12 - point, 14 - rebound double - double that also included four assists, two steals and a block. Whiteside was outstanding once again in pacing the Heat reserves, posting 14 points, 13 rebounds, an assist and the aforementioned seven rejections. The Heat remains in first place in the Eastern Conference's Southeastern Division, and currently have possession of the fourth seed in the conference as well. They head to Milwaukee to take on the Bucks on Wednesday night.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Atlanta Hawks (3 - 3) went to New York and beat the Knicks (2 - 6) 91 - 85 on Monday night at Madison Square Garden. The Hawks got a strong road win to even up their record at 3 - 3 on the year, and they have a well - rounded offensive performance to thank for it. Every player who touched the floor for the Hawks ended up scoring, and they were led by 19 points (6 - 14 FG, 3 - 4 3Pt, 4 - 4 FT) in 34 minutes from Paul Millsap. Kyle Korver also had a strong night, scoring 17 points (4 - 13 FG, 3 - 9 3Pt, 6 - 6 FT), with eight rebounds and two assists in 33 minutes. The Hawks now head back home to take on the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night. The Knicks just could n't get it going offensively, and have now lost five straight games, including back to back losses to the Hawks. New York was led by none other than All-Star Carmelo Anthony, who had 25 points (11 - 25 FG, 0 - 5 3Pt, 3 - 5 FT) with nine rebounds and seven assists in 42 minutes. Iman Shumpert also did a little of everything, scoring 18 points (8 - 12 FG, 2 - 4 3Pt), with five assists and three rebounds in 30 minutes. The Knicks now try to end their losing streak against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night at home.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

Four of the five members of the Cavs' first unit posted double - digit scoring, led by a combined 71 points from the Big Three of Kevin Love, LeBron James and Kyrie Irving. Love, James and Tristan Thompson all posted double - doubles as well. J.R. Smith was notably the only member of the first unit to struggle, posting just three points on 1 - of - 11 shooting. The Cavs managed an excellent 51 percent success rate from the field overall and equally impressive 47 percent tally from beyond the arc. Dirk Nowitzki paced the Mavs with 15 points. Harrison Barnes was the only other double - digit scorer among the starters, collecting 12 points. Wesley Matthews, Deron Williams and Andrew Bogut combined for just 12 points overall themselves. Seth Curry supplied 13 points over 26 minutes, seeing extra minutes due to the blowout.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Warriors rout of the Magic looked similar to the Warriors of 2015 - 2016 where they put on a three - point shooting display and finished their jumpers inside the arc at a remarkable rate. Golden State shot 58 percent from the floor, which was no match for the Magic's 37 percent effort as a unit. Klay Thompson dumped in 27 points by halftime, and went on to finish with 29 points, five assists and four rebounds on 12 - of - 20 shooting, including five three pointers. Stephen Curry added 25 points, nine assists, one board and three steals, while Draymond Green rounded out the box score with nine points, 11 rebounds and six assists across 25 minutes. Orlando played with many rotations once the rout was on and had 10 players see at least 17 minutes of action. Elfrid Payton led all Magic scorers with 13 points, while Evan Fournier's 12 points and Nikola Vucevic's 10 points were no match for the starters of the Warriors. Jeff Green was the strongest bench player, and added 13 points and four rebounds on 6 - of - 9 shooting across 18 minutes.

Extract player and team statistics from the match description. The format of the output should be adapted to the available data and include possible additional statistical information. Please follow the format below: Each Team is identified by Name (String) and is based at most one City (String). Each Game is where first- Team plays second- Team on Date and at at most one City (String). Each TeamStat is identified by Game and Team and has at most one Wins (Integer) wins, has at most one Losses (Integer) losses scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists committed at most one Turnovers (Integer) turnovers. Each Player is identified by Name (String). Each PlayerStat is identified by Game and Player and is member of at most one Team, scored at most one Points (Integer) points, has at most one Assists (Integer) assists has at most one Blocks (Integer) blocks has at most one Rebounds (integer) rebounds has at most one Steals (integer) steals played for at most Minutes (Integer) minutes.

The Boston Celtics (25 - 21) defeated the host Washington Wizards (20 - 22) 116 - 91 at Verizon Center on Monday. This was the second game in as many nights for the Celtics but they showed no signs of fatigue. Contrarily, the Wizards came into this game after a four - day break. The extra long time between games was a result of their last game being cancelled due to inclement weather. Boston played a great team game, with six players scoring in double digits. Three of those players came from the bench and contributed to a total 60 bench points. Isaiah Thomas led the Celtics in scoring with a game - high 23 points (8 - 14 FG, 2 - 3 3Pt, 5 - 5 FT), along with nine assists and four rebounds, in 28 minutes. Evan Turner came up big off the bench. Turner tallied 18 points (7 - 11 FG, 4 - 5 FT), five rebounds and three assists. Marcus Smart was also strong off the bench, as he finished with 13 points (5 - 11 FG, 2 - 5 3Pt, 1 - 2 FT), six rebounds, five assists and two steals, in 32 minutes. Boston has now extended its win streak to three games and its record versus the Wizards this season to 40. Despite getting Drew Gooden and Otto Porter back in the lineup, the Wizards were not able to keep up with the Celtics in this one. They gave up 20 turnovers and only shot 42 percent from the field as a team. Porter started in place of Jared Dudley and finished with a solid 15 points (6 - 11 FG), six rebounds and two assists, in 29 minutes. Jared Dudley pitched in 15 points (5 - 7 FG), in 31 minutes off the bench. Marcin Gortat finished with a double - double including 10 points (3 - 5 FG, 4 - 4 FT) and 11 rebounds, in 29 minutes. Bradley Beal left the game early in the first half after being hit in the face and suffering a bleeding nose. The Wizards head straight to Toronto, where they will play their second game in two nights. The Raptors have been hot lately and pose another Atlantic Division threat to Washington. The Celtics have a day off before they host the Nuggets on Wednesday.