NBA Roundup: Sergio de Larrea steals the show as Wemby and Spurs beat Dallas

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25/Oct/26 09:07

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The Spaniard was one of the few bright spots for Dallas in their defeat by San Antonio

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Rookie from Spain Sergio de Larrea led the Mavericks with 21 points off the bench, going 3-for-4 from the arc, but the Spurs got the 122-106 road win.

French superstar Victor Wembanyama had 23 points, seven rebounds, and four blocks; Dylan Harper scored 22 points.

San Antonio got its first win of the season, while Dallas played without their two marquee players, Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving.

Jokic one triple-double away from 200

Nikola Jokic scored eight of his 35 points in overtime and finished with 15 rebounds and 10 assists, and the short-handed Denver Nuggets rallied from down 23 to beat the New Orleans Pelicans 141-135 on Saturday night.

Jokic had his 199th career triple-double in the regular season, second to Russell Westbrook, who retired with 209.

Schroder and Sengun with the wins, Giannis in trouble

Brandon Miller scored 34 points, and the Charlotte Hornets beat the winless Miami Heat 115-110, with German Dennis Schroder adding 25 points and Giannis Antetokounmpo being limited to 14 points due to foul trouble.

The Cleveland Cavaliers won their home opener, 125-121 over the Brooklyn Nets, with Russian Egor Demin scoring 22 points for the losing side.

Turkish big man Alperen Sengun had a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds as the Houston Rockets beat the Atlanta Hawks 121-114.

Devin Booker scored 43 points, and the Phoenix Suns won their home opener for the fifth straight season by beating the short-handed Golden State Warriors 131-122.

Stephen Curry (right knee), Brandin Podziemski (low back), Draymond Green (low back), and Al Horford (low back) were all missing for the losing side.

Saturday games

Miami – Charlotte 110-115
Brooklyn – Cleveland 121-125
Milwaukee – Philadelphia 116-127
Chicago – Washington 120-124
Dallas – San Antonio 106-122
Atlanta – Houston 114-121
Denver – New Orleans 141-135 (OT)
Phoenix – Golden State 131-122

Standings

Eastern Conference

1. Philadelphia 76ers 3-0
2. Detroit Pistons 2-0
3. Toronto Raptors 2-0
4. Atlanta Hawks 2-1
5. Charlotte Hornets 2-1
6. Washington Wizards 2-1
7. Boston Celtics 1-1
8. Indiana Pacers 1-1
9. Cleveland Cavaliers 1-1
10. Chicago Bulls 1-2
11. New York Knicks 0-2
12. Brooklyn Nets 0-2
12. Orlando Magic 0-2
13. Miami Heat 0-3
15. Milwaukee Bucks 0-3

Western Conference

1. Houston Rockets 3-0
2. Minnesota Timberwolves 2-0
3. Portland Trail Blazers 2-0
4. Los Angeles Lakers 2-0
5. Oklahoma City Thunder 2-0
6. Memphis Grizzlies 2-0
7. Los Angeles Clippers 1-1
8. Denver Nuggets 1-1
9. Utah Jazz 1-1
10. Phoenix Suns 1-1
11. San Antonio Spurs 1-2
12. Dallas Mavericks 1-2
13. Sacramento Kings 0-2
14. New Orleans Pelicans 0-3
15. Golden State Warriors 0-3

-Top 6 teams in each conference advance directly to the Playoffs
-7th through 10th place teams in each conference qualify for the Play-In tournament

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