Houston Rockets 142-116 Phoenix Suns

The Houston Rockets equaled the second best number in the history of the NBA by scoring 90 points in the first half, the same number that the Nuggets made against the Spurs in 1990 and only behind the 107 of the Phoenix Suns against the Denver themselves, only a week later of his record.

Golden State Warriors 88-92 Boston Celtics

Kyrie Irving had to take off the protective mask to lead the comeback of the Boston Celtics who won 92-88  the Golden State Warriors, in the duel of conference leaders, and achieved the fourteenth consecutive victory.

San Antonio Spurs 97-91 Dallas Mavericks

LaMarcus Aldridge scored 32 points and the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Dallas Mavericks 91-97 in a Texas team duel.The Spurs (9-5) put their numbers equal in games held outside their field, with 3-3.

Houston Rockets 113-129 Toronto Raptors

DeMar DeRozan contributed 27 points, six rebounds, five assists that left him in charge of the winning attack of the Toronto Raptors that won at home 113-129 to the Rockets of Houston, which cut six streak consecutive wins.

Boston Celtics 109-102 Brooklyn Nets

Kyrie Irving made an important return to the lineup by scoring 25 points in the Boston Celtics' 109-102 win over the Brooklyn Nets for his 13th straight win. The Celtics (13-2) have not lost since they had a 0-2 start to the season.

Los Angeles Lakers 100-93 Phoenix Suns

Road game in Phoenix, the Lakers managed to dominate the Suns despite 36 points to 14/27 of  Devin Booker. Jordan Clarkson finished best scorer with 25 points, ahead of Brook Lopez and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, 15 points each.

Cleveland Cavaliers 104-101 New York Knicks

LeBron James provided a double-double of 23 points and 12 assists that helped the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the New York Knicks 101-104 home on their second consecutive victory.

Orlando Magic 100-110 Golden State Warriors

In the absence of the injured Stephen Curry, the other star of the team, forward Kevin Durant, contributed 21 points as leader of the attack of the Golden State Warriors, who won by 110-100 to the Orlando Magic and achieved the seventh consecutive win.

Minnesota Timberwolves 109-98 Utah Jazz

Ricky Rubio, traded this season to the Utah Jazz, did not have his best day in the game he played against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the team he defended last year. The Wolves, led by a great Karl-Anthony Towns, won on the court of the Jazz 98-109 in a match in which the base of El Masnou could only score three points.

Memphis Grizzlies 103-110 Milwaukee Bucks

A double-double by Marc Gasol could not prevent the Memphis Grizzlies from losing their second straight game in their visit to the Milwaukee Bucks, who prevailed by 110-103 with a great performance from Greek forward Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Dallas Mavericks 99-112 Oklahoma City Thunder

Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook had 27 points, six rebounds and five assists that allowed his team to beat the devalued Dallas Mavericks 112-99.

Houston Rockets 118-95 Indiana Pacers

James Harden in less than 24 hours returned to be the leader of the Houston Rockets offense, which won at home by 95-118 to the Indiana Pacers and achieved its sixth consecutive win.

Miami Heat 103-112 Detroit Pistons

Tobias Harris contributed 25 points and led the winning attack of the Detroit Pistons, who prevailed by 112-103 to the Miami Heat and got the fifth consecutive win.

Toronto Raptors 94-95 Boston Celtics

The center Al Horford, recovered from the concussion suffered, became the leader of the attack of the Boston Celtics, who prevailed by 95-94 to the Toronto Raptors and achieved the twelfth consecutive victory.

Brooklyn Nets 106-114 Utah Jazz

Donovan Mitchell scored 26 points, four of them in the final minute of regulation time in the Utah Jazz's 114-106 victory over the Brooklyn Nets.

Cleveland Cavaliers 104-111 Dallas Mavericks

Kevin Love had a double-double of 29 points and 15 rebounds and the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Dallas Mavericks 111-104.

Philadelphia 76ers 114-135 Golden State Warriors

Kevin Durant returned to the field after missing a game with a leg injury and, with 29 points, led the Golden State Warriors' attack in their 135-114 victory over the Philadelphia Sixers.

Los Angeles Lakers 90-98 Milwaukee Bucks

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored a double-double of 33 points and 15 rebounds with which the Milwaukee Bucks overcame the triple-double of Lonzo Ball to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 98-90.

Philadelphia Sixers 108-109 Sacramento Kings

A suspension basket of De'Aaron Fox in the last minute of the game has given the victory to the Sacramento Kings against the Philadelphia Sixers this past dawn by 108-109.

Oklahoma City Thunder 94-102 Denver Nuggets

The Denver Nuggets have achieved in the early hours of Thursday to Friday their sixth victory in the current season of the NBA after winning by 94-102 the Oklahoma City Thunder (4-6).