The Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Clippers 124-112 on Nov. 1 for their fourth straight victory, with rookie Yaxel Lendeborg scoring a career-high 37 points, ESPN reported. Lendeborg's scoring total was the highest of his career, and the victory extended Golden State's winning streak.
Golden State rested Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. Lendeborg also had six assists as the Warriors improved to 4-3 and the Clippers fell to 1-5. His assists accompanied his career-high scoring performance in a game in which both Curry and Green were rested.
The game drew 18,064 spectators to Chase Center, according to ESPN's scoreboard. That was the attendance listed for the Warriors' victory over the Clippers, with Chase Center serving as the venue for Golden State's fourth consecutive win.
Luka Doncic scored 45 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Toronto Raptors 131-125 at crypto.com Arena. He also had a season-high 15 rebounds, six assists and five steals. His rebounding total was his highest of the season, alongside his scoring, assists and steals.
The Lakers improved to 5-2 with the victory, while the Raptors fell to 3-3. Attendance was 19,057. The result moved Los Angeles' record forward with a win and added a loss to Toronto's record following their meeting at crypto.com Arena.
The Boston Celtics beat the Orlando Magic 108-97 at Kia Center for their fifth straight victory. Jayson Tatum scored 32 points, including 15 from the free-throw line, and Paul George added 17. Tatum's total included his scoring at the line, while George also contributed points to the victory.
Boston moved to 5-1, while Orlando fell to 2-4. The game drew 18,236 spectators. The Celtics' victory at Kia Center kept their winning streak going, with the Magic taking the loss in the meeting between the teams.
Michael Porter Jr. scored 23 points and Julius Randle added 20 as the Brooklyn Nets beat the Indiana Pacers 98-90 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Both players contributed to Brooklyn's scoring in the victory over Indiana at the listed venue.
Brooklyn improved to 1-5, while Indiana fell to 2-5. Attendance was 17,274. Those records reflected the result of the meeting at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the Nets came away with the victory and the Pacers took the loss.
All four games were played on Nov. 1.
