The Memphis Grizzlies remained the NBA's only unbeaten team after beating the Sacramento Kings 136-105 on Oct. 31, with rookie Cameron Boozer scoring 27 points, ESPN reported.
Memphis extended its winning start to six games, while Sacramento lost its sixth straight game and remained without a victory. Boozer also collected nine rebounds, and Isaiah Stewart added 24 points for the Grizzlies. The teams played at FedExForum in front of 15,060 spectators.
Victor Wembanyama scored 43 points as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 121-111 at Frost Bank Center for their fourth consecutive victory. Wembanyama also finished with seven rebounds, six blocks and four assists.
San Antonio improved to four wins and two losses, while Minnesota fell to four wins and three losses. Attendance was 18,354.
The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Charlotte Hornets 109-104 at Spectrum Center, coming back to win without LeBron James and Joel Embiid. Tyrese Maxey scored 38 points, and Anfernee Simons contributed 19 off the bench.
Philadelphia moved to six wins and one loss, while Charlotte dropped to three wins and four losses. The game drew 19,533 spectators.
Jabari Smith Jr. scored 30 points and collected nine rebounds as the Houston Rockets beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 119-98 at Toyota Center in Houston. Marcus Smart added 24 points for the Rockets, who improved to six wins and one loss.
Oklahoma City finished the night with four wins and two losses. Attendance was 18,055.
The Portland Trail Blazers beat the Utah Jazz 112-90 at Delta Center, returning to winning form after their first loss of the season. Deni Avdija scored 24 points, and Damian Lillard added 22.
Portland moved to four wins and one loss, while Utah fell to one win and five losses. The game drew 17,867 spectators.
The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 136-111 at Fiserv Forum, with Evan Mobley scoring 27 points and Jarrett Allen contributing 25. Cleveland improved to four wins and two losses. Milwaukee finished with one win and five losses after the defeat in front of 12,572 spectators.
The New Orleans Pelicans beat the Atlanta Hawks 121-99 at Smoothie King Center, led by 25 points from reserve Saddiq Bey. Jeremiah Fears added 20 points for New Orleans, which moved to two wins and four losses.
Atlanta fell to three wins and four losses. Attendance was 15,366.
