Walter is back with Jake, and the big mug, for an eight-game Monday. Victor Wembanyama puts up forty points and eight blocks in twenty-five minutes as San Antonio makes it nine straight in Phoenix. Golden State beats New Orleans by fifty-one, the biggest win of the season and the Pelicans' largest loss ever, while Stephen Curry moves to sixteenth on the all-time scoring list. Cooper Flagg scores a season-high forty-three in Dallas' comeback over Indiana. Plus Luka Doncic's return in Atlanta, Anthony Davis' forty-four in a loss, Kyrie Irving's zero-rebound night in "Wait, what?" and every final in the Express Ticker. AI supported. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NBA.

Guy is back with Jake for a seven-game Sunday. With Luka Doncic out, Austin Reaves scores a season-high forty-three as the Lakers hold off Detroit for their fifth straight win. LeBron James passes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the all-time leading scorer against the Bulls in Philadelphia's win in Chicago, and the Clippers snap a seven-game losing streak against New Orleans. Plus Boston's eighteen-to-nothing run in Milwaukee, Cooper Flagg's career-high twelve assists, Kevin Huerter's five blocks in "Wait, what?" and every final in the Express Ticker.

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Brody is back with Jake for a seven-game Saturday. Stephen Curry scores forty-one as Golden State beats Orlando in overtime for its seventh straight win, setting an NBA record with his sixteenth forty-point game since turning thirty-five. San Antonio rolls in Portland for eight straight, Atlanta erases a seventeen-point deficit against Brooklyn despite a Day'Ron Sharpe triple-double, Phoenix edges Houston, Denver wins in Mexico City and Oklahoma City holds Washington to seventy-five points. Plus "Wait, what?", the number of the night and every final in the Express Ticker.

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