The New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 117-85 for their fourth straight victory in the NBA games listed for Nov. 11, with Jalen Brunson scoring 23 points, ESPN reported.
New York moved to six wins and four losses, while Milwaukee finished with one win and 10 losses, according to ESPN's scoreboard. The Knicks' 32-point winning margin was the largest of the four completed games.
Karl-Anthony Towns added 21 points and 16 rebounds for New York at Madison Square Garden, where the attendance was 19,812. He and Brunson combined for 44 of the Knicks' 117 points.
Brunson finished two points ahead of Towns in scoring as New York extended its winning run to four games. Milwaukee scored 85 points, the lowest total among the eight teams in the completed games.
The Boston Celtics beat the Philadelphia 76ers 123-101 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in front of 21,497 spectators. Boston won by 22 points in the game listed for Nov. 11.
The Celtics finished with nine wins and two losses, while the 76ers had nine wins and three losses. Both teams had nine victories after the game, with Philadelphia having played one more game than Boston.
The attendance in Philadelphia was the largest among the four completed games. It exceeded the crowd at Madison Square Garden by 1,685.
The Phoenix Suns beat the Los Angeles Clippers 133-110 at Mortgage Matchup Center, where 17,071 spectators attended. Phoenix scored the most points of any team in the four completed games.
Jordan Goodwin scored 18 points on his return from a calf injury, while Devin Booker added 17. Goodwin finished one point ahead of Booker, and the pair contributed 35 points between them.
Phoenix finished with four wins and six losses after its 23-point victory. The Clippers had two wins and eight losses, leaving both teams with 10 games played after their Nov. 11 meeting.
The Miami Heat beat the Utah Jazz 115-109 at Delta Center in front of 17,867 spectators. The six-point difference made it the closest result among the four completed games.
Miami finished with five wins and six losses, while Utah had one win and 10 losses. The Jazz and Milwaukee each finished the listed games with the same record.
Boston, Phoenix and New York each won by at least 22 points. Miami was the only winner whose final margin stayed in single digits.
