The NBA season continued last night with 11 games on the schedule, and several teams put on a show. Cleveland and Oklahoma City both delivered dominant performances, while Victor Wembanyama's Spurs returned to winning ways in the Texas derby.

The complete results from last night

Match	Score	Winner
Atlanta – Toronto	97 – 109	Toronto
Washington – Cleveland	114 – 148	Cleveland
Brooklyn – Detroit	107 – 125	Detroit
Orlando – Boston	123 – 110	Orlando
Miami – Charlotte	126 – 108	Miami
Milwaukee – Chicago	126 – 110	Milwaukee
Sacramento – Oklahoma City	101 – 132	Oklahoma City
Minnesota – Utah	137 – 97	Minnesota
Memphis – Dallas	118 – 104	Memphis
Denver – Golden State	129 – 104	Denver
San Antonio – Houston	121 – 110	San Antonio

The Night's Top Picks

Cleveland and OKC, the night of big scores

The Cleveland Cavaliers completely crushed the Wizards in Washington, winning by a landslide 148-114. In the West, the Oklahoma City Thunder put on a dominant display against the Sacramento Kings (132-101). Center Isaiah Hartenstein shone with an exceptional performance of 33 points and 19 rebounds, setting a new career high.

Giannis in MVP mode

The Milwaukee Bucks dominated the Chicago Bulls (126-110), led by an unstoppable Giannis Antetokounmpo, who scored 41 points.

🇫🇷 Wemby and Spurs rediscover the taste of victory

After a losing streak, the San Antonio Spurs bounced back with a 121-110 victory in the Texas derby against Houston. French sensation Victor Wembanyama was the cornerstone of this success, putting up a solid stat line of 22 points and 8 rebounds.

🐺 Anthony Edwards as leader of Minnesota

The Minnesota Timberwolves routed the Utah Jazz 137-97. Anthony Edwards led the offense with 37 points.

Other key events

1. Orlando caused an upset by defeating Boston (123-110).
2. Memphis defeats Dallas (118-104), while the Miami Heat breathes easier with a victory against Charlotte (126-108).
3. The defending champions Denver put on a show against Golden State (129-104).
4. Toronto returns to winning ways with a victory in Atlanta (109-97).
5. The losses in Washington and Brooklyn push them a little further down the Eastern Conference standings.