Oklahoma City beat Washington 114-75 on Nov. 7, holding the Wizards to the NBA's lowest total this season with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scoring 30 points in three quarters, ESPN reported.
The Thunder improved to eight wins and two losses, while Washington fell to four wins and six losses. The 39-point margin was the largest among the day's six completed games.
The teams played at Paycom Center before a crowd of 18,203. Washington's 75 points were also the only total below 90 among the teams in those six games.
Phoenix beat Houston 102-99 at Mortgage Matchup Center, where 17,071 attended. Devin Booker scored 24 points, including seven straight that broke a late tie and helped the Suns secure the win.
The Suns finished the night with three wins and five losses. The Rockets dropped to seven wins and three losses after the three-point defeat.
Golden State beat Orlando 126-119 in overtime at Chase Center before 18,064 spectators. Stephen Curry finished with 41 points, six rebounds and six assists for the Warriors.
Curry put Golden State ahead with a three-point play, a basket and a free throw, with 1:38 remaining in overtime. He added a layup in the final minute.
The Warriors improved to seven wins and three losses. Orlando fell to two wins and seven losses after the only overtime game among the six completed matches.
Atlanta recovered from a large early deficit to beat Brooklyn 124-121 at State Farm Arena. Nickeil Alexander-Walker made two free throws with 1:26 remaining to give the Hawks their first lead.
A crowd of 16,117 attended as Atlanta moved to seven wins and four losses. Brooklyn finished the game with two wins and seven losses.
New York beat Cleveland 109-97 at Rocket Arena in a rematch of last year's Eastern Conference finalists. Jalen Brunson scored 31 points for the Knicks, and Karl-Anthony Towns added 29.
The pair combined for 60 of New York's 109 points. The Knicks improved to five wins and four losses, while the Cavaliers fell to five wins and five losses before 19,432 spectators.
Denver beat Indiana 114-102 in Mexico City at Arena CDMX, where attendance reached 20,191. Nikola Jokic scored 19 points for the Nuggets, including 10 in the first quarter.
Denver moved to five wins and three losses with the victory. Indiana finished with three wins and seven losses. All six games were played on Nov. 7.
