NBA Scores: Lakers Top Heat, Cavs, Knicks & More Win

It continues apace regular season 2025-2026 from the NBAcon eight games were staged between yesterday’s Italian evening, Sunday 2 November and today’s night, Monday 3 November: let’s take a quick look recap of what happened overseas, where our team was also involved Simone Fontecchio with his Miami Heat.

The Oklahoma City Thunder (7-0) maintain their unbeaten season thanks to the home success against the New Orleans Pelicans (0-6) per 137-106 con 30 points and 7 assists Of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the triple double touched and Isaiah Hartenstein (14 points, 14 rebounds and 8 assists) – 20 points and 9 rebounds for Zion Williamson for the Pelicans. External blitz dei Philadelphia 76ers (5-1) vs Brooklyn Nets (0-6) for 105-129 thanks to 29 points by Kelly Oubre Jr. and 26 from Tyrese Maxey – 22 points and 13 rebounds for Quentin Grimes who entered the game, with 29 points from Cam Thomas and the double double from Michael Porter Jr. (17 points and 17 rebounds) which were not enough for the Nets. Homemade affirmation also for i Charlotte Hornets (3-4) against the Utah Jazz (2-4) with a score of 126-103: 29 points by Miles Bridges and 24 from Kon Knueppel, with 10 points and 12 assists from Collin Sexton – 29 points from Lauri Markkanen, the Jazz’s best scorer along with Keyonte George (25 points).

They also respect the field factor Cleveland Cavaliers (4-3) who prevail over the Atlanta Hawks (3-4) by 117-109 with 37 points from a wild Donovan Mitchell and 19 points from De’Andre Hunter – 23 points and 13 rebounds for Jalen Johnson and 15 points with 12 rebounds from Kristaps Porzingis among the Hawks. Home victory for i Toronto Raptors (3-4) sui Memphis Grizzlies (3-4) per 117-104: 27 points by RJ Barrett and double double by Scottie Barnes (19 points, 12 rebounds), with 26 points by Brandon Ingram decisive for the Canadians – 20 points and 9 rebounds for Jaren Jackson Jr. among the Grizzlies orphaned by Ja Morant kept out for disciplinary reasons in today’s match. THE New York Knicks (3-3) inflict the first defeat of the season on the Chicago Bulls (5-1) winning at Madison Square Garden for 128-116 thanks to 31 points by Jalen Brunson and to double double Of Karl-Anthony Towns with 20 points and 15 rebounds – Josh Giddey’s triple double (23 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists) was not enough for the Bulls to overturn the inertia.

The team’s unbeaten streak also came to an end San Antonio Spurs (5-1) falling to Phoenix against i Suns (3-4) with a score of 130-128 despite the 26 points Of Stephon Castle28 points e 13 rebounds Of Devin Booker among the Suns, with 17 points from Grayson Allen. In the match that closed the long NBA night i Los Angeles Lakers (5-2) celebrate in front of the home crowd for the success against the Miami Heat (3-3) for 130-120: still without LeBron James Luka Doncic to take the stage again with the triple double (29 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists) well supported by Austin Reaves (26 points and 11 rebounds) in addition to Jake Laravia who took over during the game (25 points and 8 rebounds) – 31 points Of Jaime Jaquez Jr. among the ranks of the Heat coming off the bench, with 9 points in almost 19′ on the parquet for our team Simone Fontecchio.

THE RESULTS OF THE NIGHT NBA

Oklahoma City Thunder-New Orleans Pelicans 137-106 (played November 2)

Brooklyn Nets-Philadelphia 76ers 105-129

Charlotte Hornets-Utah Jazz 126-103

Cleveland Cavaliers-Atlanta Hawks 117-109

Toronto Raptors-Memphis Grizzlies 117-104

New York Knicks-Chicago Bulls 128-116

Phoenix Suns-San Antonio Spurs 130-118

Los Angeles Lakers-Miami Heat 130-120

Sofia Reyes

Sofia Reyes covers basketball and baseball for Archysport, specializing in statistical analysis and player development stories. With a background in sports data science, Sofia translates advanced metrics into compelling narratives that both casual fans and analytics enthusiasts can appreciate. She covers the NBA, WNBA, MLB, and international basketball competitions, with a particular focus on emerging talent and how front offices build winning rosters through data-driven decisions.

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