West wins All-Star Game with record scoring
Russell Westbrook scored 41 points and the Western Conference beat the East 163-158 on Sunday night in the highest-scoring All-Star Game ever.
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Atlanta’s winning streak ends at 19 games
Paul Millsap and his Atlanta teammates didn't sound terribly concerned about the end of the Hawks' franchise-record 19-game winning streak.
Streaking Hawks complete 1st 17-0 month in NBA history
The Atlanta Hawks head into February with the NBA’s best record and savoring a bit of NBA history as the first team to go 17-0 within a calendar month.
Atlanta Hawks win 18th straight
The Hawks overcame 37 points by Portland's LaMarcus Aldridge to extend their franchise-record winning streak to 18 games.
Hassan Whiteside gets triple-double in Heat’s win over Bulls
Center Hassan Whiteside set a Miami Heat franchise record for blocks in a game on Sunday in the Heat’s victory against the Chicago Bulls at the United Center.
Thompson’s NBA-record 37-point quarter lifts Warriors over Kings
Klay Thompson put up a 37-point scoring barrage for the ages in the third period and led to a 126-101 victory over Sacramento at Oracle Arena.
Hawks win 15th straight, set franchise mark
The Atlanta Hawks romped to their 15th straight victory, the longest streak in franchise history.
Cavaliers set franchise record for largest halftime lead
The Cleveland Cavaliers set a franchise record for largest halftime lead Friday against the Charlotte Hornets, carrying a 75-40 advantage into the break.
Atlanta ties a club record with 14th straight win
The Atlanta Hawks cruised past the Indiana Pacers 110-91 on Wednesday night, tying the franchise record with their 14th straight victory.
Knicks' 16-game skid ends
New York snapped its 16-game losing streak Monday, getting 24 points and nine rebounds from Carmelo Anthony to beat the shorthanded New Orleans Pelicans, 99-92.