Nightly Bounce: NBA news & highlights from Nov. 17

Booker drains his sixth three-pointer of the night, bringing his total to 42 points as the clock ticks past the midway point of the fourth quarter. The Suns are holding on to a slim 108-104 lead.

games are on tap across the Association on Sunday and we got you covered, from buzzer to buzzer

Phoenix vs. Minnesota (

Live on NBA League Pass

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Miami vs. Indiana (

Live on NBA League Pass

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Atlanta vs. Portland (

6 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

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Denver vs. Memphis (

6 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

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Detroit vs. Washington (

6 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

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Charlotte vs. Cleveland (

6 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

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Dallas vs. Oklahoma City (

7 ET, Live on NBA League

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Houston vs. Chicago (

7 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

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Brooklyn vs. New York (

7 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

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Utah vs. Los Angeles Clippers (

9 ET, Live on NBA League Pass

) 

Still hot ️

Can he get to 50?

Moving on⬆️

Myles Turner hits a three, moving him past Paul George and up to eighth on the Pacers’ all-time scoring list with 8,091 points scored.

The Pacers and Heat just got underway in Indianapolis.

Buzzer beating buckets

Josh Okogie slams home the put-back dunk, while Julius Randle hits a three as the horn sounds, and the Suns hold a 65-54 lead at the half over the Timberwolves.

With the third quarter now underway, Devin Booker is feasting with 33 points (10-15 FG, 5-8 3PT), five assists, and three rebounds. On the other side, Julius Randle is nearly matching Booker with 26 of his own (9-14 FG, 4-8 3PT) and six assists.

3️⃣Key Storylines

 

The Cavaliers will be trying to build on their historic run to start the season when they host the Hornets on Sunday. Cleveland currently sits at 14-0, and with a win will tie the Houston Rockets (1993-94) and Washington Capitols (1948-49) for the second-best start in NBA history. To stay undefeated though, they’re going to have to pick up a victory without Donovan Mitchell (rest), who will not suit up tonight.

James Harden tied Ray Allen on Friday for the second-most three-pointers made in NBA history with 2,973. Harden will have the opportunity to take sole possession of the No. 2 spot against the Jazz tonight. 

Oklahoma City has stayed hot, winning three in a row since losing Chet Holmgren due to an iliac hip fracture, and are 11-2 on the season. They’ll be working to keep that streak alive when they host the defending Western Conference champion, Dallas Mavericks, who will be without Luka Dončić (knee).