SAN FRANCISCO, United States, November 10, 2026: Golden State Warriors delivered the NBA’s most emphatic victory of Monday night, dismantling New Orleans Pelicans 138-87 as Stephen Curry and Brandin Podziemski scored 25 points apiece. The 51-point rout extended Golden State’s winning streak to eight games, but it was not the only extraordinary performance across the eight-game schedule. Victor Wembanyama collected 40 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocks as San Antonio Spurs defeated Phoenix Suns 122-96, while Cooper Flagg scored 43 to carry Dallas Mavericks past Indiana Pacers 125-122 in the night’s closest finish.
Elsewhere, Luka Dončić returned to lead Los Angeles Lakers to their sixth consecutive victory, scoring 32 points in a 124-114 win at Atlanta. Anthony Davis produced the night’s highest individual total with 44 for Washington, only to lose 122-111 against Detroit. Charlotte snapped a six-game losing streak by beating Cleveland 124-112, Memphis defeated an injury-hit Toronto side 118-102, and Houston overcame Jamal Murray’s 38 points to beat Denver 110-100. The eight games produced a combined 1,827 points, but the more revealing stories came from fourth-quarter execution, extraordinary individual efficiency and the growing contrast between the NBA’s strongest early-season teams.
NBA Results: All Eight Final Scores
Monday’s eight games included seven victories decided by double digits and one three-point finish. Five home teams won, while three visiting teams secured victories.
| Matchup | Final Score | Winning Margin | Defining Performance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Lakers at Atlanta Hawks | Lakers 124-114 | 10 | Luka Dončić: 32 points, 10 assists |
| Cleveland Cavaliers at Charlotte Hornets | Hornets 124-112 | 12 | Grayson Allen: 27 points |
| Washington Wizards at Detroit Pistons | Pistons 122-111 | 11 | John Collins: 24 points, 10 rebounds |
| Memphis Grizzlies at Toronto Raptors | Grizzlies 118-102 | 16 | Ty Jerome: 27 points |
| Indiana Pacers at Dallas Mavericks | Mavericks 125-122 | 3 | Cooper Flagg: 43 points, 10 rebounds |
| Denver Nuggets at Houston Rockets | Rockets 110-100 | 10 | Kevin Durant: 23 points |
| San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns | Spurs 122-96 | 26 | Victor Wembanyama: 40 points, 9 blocks |
| New Orleans Pelicans at Golden State Warriors | Warriors 138-87 | 51 | Curry and Podziemski: 25 points each |
Source: NBA’s official schedule and completed-game results.
Story at a glance
NBA Results: All Eight Final Scores
Monday’s eight games included seven victories decided by double digits and one three-point finish. Five home teams won, while three visiting teams secured victories.
Warriors 138-87 Pelicans: Golden State’s 51-Point Statement
Golden State were in control almost immediately at Chase Center.
Spurs 122-96 Suns: Wembanyama Scores 40 and Blocks Nine Shots
Victor Wembanyama delivered arguably the most complete individual performance of the night.
Mavericks 125-122 Pacers: Cooper Flagg’s 43 Wins the Closest Game
Dallas needed almost the entire night to overcome Indiana.
Lakers 124-114 Hawks: Dončić Extends Los Angeles’ Winning Streak
Luka Dončić returned to the Lakers lineup and immediately resumed his role as the team’s offensive organizer.
Golden State recorded the highest total of 138 points and the largest winning margin of 51. Dallas and Indiana combined for 247 points, the most in a single game, despite producing the closest finish.
Those contrasts are important because a high-scoring contest does not automatically indicate that one offense dominated.
The Sports Encounter previously examined how momentum and late possessions separated winners from losers in its 15-game NBA roundup covering the previous Monday.
Warriors 138-87 Pelicans: Golden State’s 51-Point Statement
Golden State were in control almost immediately at Chase Center.
The Warriors led New Orleans 35-20 after the first quarter, increased that advantage to 72-43 at halftime and then scored 40 points in the third period to establish a remarkable 112-65 lead.
The game was effectively beyond New Orleans by the start of the fourth quarter.
Stephen Curry scored 25 points in just over 20 minutes, shooting efficiently while distributing the ball within an offense that repeatedly created uncontested opportunities.
Brandin Podziemski matched Curry with 25 points, while rookie Yaxel Lendeborg contributed 23 points, seven rebounds and four assists.
De’Anthony Melton added 16 points, including four three-pointers, and Charles Bassey supplied 12 points and ten rebounds from the bench.
The Warriors recorded 37 assists, their third consecutive game with at least 30 and their fifth in six contests.
That passing volume provides an important explanation for the margin. Golden State did not rely on one scorer producing an extraordinary number of attempts.
Instead, possessions repeatedly ended with productive opportunities for multiple players.
Curry Reaches Another Career Milestone
Curry’s 25 points carried him past DeMar DeRozan into 16th place on the NBA’s all-time regular-season scoring list.
He finished the game with 26,803 career points.
The milestone followed his 41-point performance in Golden State’s overtime victory over Orlando.
Earlier in the season, Curry had also scored 44 against Minnesota. His performance in that contest was examined in TSE’s analysis of the Warriors’ narrow victory and Curry’s scoring explosion.
Monday’s contribution required fewer minutes and less individual scoring responsibility because his teammates were so effective.
Golden State’s Decisive Three-Quarter Performance
| Quarter | Warriors | Pelicans | Warriors’ Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | 35 | 20 | +15 |
| Second | 37 | 23 | +14 |
| Third | 40 | 22 | +18 |
| Fourth | 26 | 22 | +4 |
| Total | 138 | 87 | +51 |
The Warriors scored 112 points through three quarters, more than New Orleans managed in the entire game.
The third-quarter advantage of 18 points was their largest single-period edge, taking the lead from 29 to 47.
New Orleans were missing Zion Williamson and Trey Murphy III. Derik Queen led their bench with 16 points, while Dejounte Murray contributed 12.
The Pelicans had previously displayed the ability to upset strong opponents, including their overtime victory in Memphis that ended the Grizzlies’ perfect start. That performance was covered in TSE’s earlier NBA results report.
Against Golden State, however, the depleted lineup could not sustain the offensive production or defensive resistance necessary to remain competitive.
The Warriors improved to 8-3, winning eight consecutive games after an uneven opening to the season.
Their official game summary and box score confirms the 51-point margin and Curry’s scoring milestone.
Spurs 122-96 Suns: Wembanyama Scores 40 and Blocks Nine Shots
Victor Wembanyama delivered arguably the most complete individual performance of the night.
The San Antonio center finished with 40 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocked shots as the Spurs defeated Phoenix by 26 points.
He shot 15-for-19 from the field, converting approximately 78.9% of his attempts.
Wembanyama achieved those numbers in only 25 minutes, combining extraordinary scoring efficiency with defensive dominance.
His nine blocked shots were especially important because they represented direct interventions in Phoenix’s attempts to score near the basket.
San Antonio outscored the Suns in every quarter.
The Spurs led 61-46 at halftime and 93-68 after three quarters, maintaining control throughout.
Wembanyama received support from Dylan Harper, who scored 17 points, while the Spurs’ overall defensive structure limited Phoenix to 96.
Devin Booker led the Suns with 32 points, but the rest of the lineup could not produce enough offensive support to overcome San Antonio’s advantage.
Wembanyama’s Extraordinary Efficiency
| Statistic | Wembanyama | Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Points | 40 | 32.8% of San Antonio’s team total |
| Rebounds | 11 | Double-double |
| Blocks | 9 | One short of a points-rebounds-blocks triple-double |
| Field goals | 15-for-19 | 78.9% shooting |
| Minutes | 25 | 40 points in limited playing time |
| Team result | 122-96 | Ninth consecutive Spurs victory |
Wembanyama had already produced a historic performance against Dallas earlier in the month, recording 52 points, 24 rebounds and eight blocks.
The Sports Encounter documented that remarkable outing in its comprehensive report on San Antonio’s narrow victory over the Mavericks.
Monday’s game was different because the Spurs maintained control without requiring Wembanyama to remain on the floor for an extended fourth-quarter battle.
San Antonio improved to 9-2, with nine consecutive victories following two defeats to begin the season.
Phoenix dropped to 3-6.
Mavericks 125-122 Pacers: Cooper Flagg’s 43 Wins the Closest Game
Dallas needed almost the entire night to overcome Indiana.
The Pacers led 31-26 after the opening quarter and extended that advantage to 66-56 at halftime.
Dallas reduced the deficit to three points after the third quarter before producing a decisive 35-29 final period.
Cooper Flagg scored 43 points, collected ten rebounds and recorded six assists, producing his highest scoring total of the season.
Kyrie Irving added 35 points, including seven three-pointers.
Between them, Flagg and Irving scored 78 points, accounting for 62.4% of Dallas’ 125.
Flagg and Irving Take Control of the Fourth Quarter
Dallas faced a three-point deficit entering the final period.
Flagg and Irving combined for 26 points in the fourth, including the Mavericks’ first 13.
Their ability to create offense under pressure proved decisive against an Indiana team that had led through the first three quarters.
Flagg hit a jumper to give Dallas a 123-119 advantage with 26.3 seconds remaining.
Indiana retained a final opportunity after P.J. Washington missed two free throws with four seconds left, but Caleb Martin disrupted Andrew Nembhard’s attempted pass near the sideline.
The Mavericks escaped with a three-point victory.
Pascal Siakam led Indiana with 29 points, nine rebounds and eight assists, although only three of his points came after halftime.
The second-half decline in Siakam’s scoring helped Dallas gain control of the contest.
Dallas’ Comeback by Quarter
| Quarter | Indiana | Dallas | Dallas Differential |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | 31 | 26 | -5 |
| Second | 35 | 30 | -5 |
| Third | 27 | 34 | +7 |
| Fourth | 29 | 35 | +6 |
| Total | 122 | 125 | +3 |
Dallas outscored Indiana 69-56 after halftime, a 13-point swing that overturned the Mavericks’ ten-point deficit.
The outcome reinforced the importance of late-game execution rather than simply comparing full-game scoring totals.
Flagg had already helped Dallas end Oklahoma City’s unbeaten start earlier in the season. That victory was examined in TSE’s report on his developing impact and the Mavericks’ defensive performance.
His latest contribution offered further evidence of his growth as a primary offensive option.
Dallas improved to 7-4, while Indiana fell to 3-8.
The official NBA Mavericks-Pacers box score and game summary confirms Flagg’s season-high 43 and the late defensive play.
Lakers 124-114 Hawks: Dončić Extends Los Angeles’ Winning Streak
Luka Dončić returned to the Lakers lineup and immediately resumed his role as the team’s offensive organizer.
He finished with 32 points, ten assists and eight rebounds as Los Angeles secured its sixth consecutive victory.
Walker Kessler contributed 21 points and ten rebounds, while Collin Sexton scored 18 and provided six assists from the bench.
Los Angeles built a 20-point advantage during the second quarter, creating repeated scoring opportunities through Dončić’s passing and aggressive attacks toward the basket.
Atlanta gradually reduced the deficit after halftime.
The Hawks closed to 115-111 with 3:30 remaining, but the Lakers answered with six consecutive points.
Dončić scored a driving layup and created another basket during that decisive sequence.
Atlanta could not recover.
Lakers Survive Atlanta’s Late Challenge
The Lakers led 68-57 at halftime, but Atlanta outscored them 33-27 in the third quarter.
The Hawks’ recovery created a competitive final period, with CJ McCollum scoring 21 points and Nickeil Alexander-Walker adding 20.
Los Angeles nevertheless won the fourth quarter 29-24, preserving its advantage and improving to 10-2.
The victory ended Atlanta’s four-game winning streak.
The Lakers’ strong opening has been built around Dončić’s extraordinary individual production and increasing offensive support.
Earlier in the season, he scored 45 against Toronto, a performance analyzed in TSE’s report on the Lakers’ 131-125 victory over the Raptors.
The Lakers’ broader early-season progress has also included intense competition against Golden State. The Sports Encounter examined that rivalry in its NBA Cup opening-night report on Curry’s remarkable comeback against Los Angeles.
The latest victory demonstrated that the Lakers can respond when an opponent threatens a late comeback, an important improvement after earlier games in which commanding leads became uncomfortable.
Pistons 122-111 Wizards: Anthony Davis Scores 44 but Washington Loses
Anthony Davis delivered the highest individual scoring total of Monday’s games, but it came in defeat.
The Washington forward finished with 44 points and 13 rebounds, shooting 16-for-21 from the field.
He scored 30 points in the first half, creating the possibility of an even larger performance.
Detroit responded through a more balanced attack.
John Collins contributed 24 points and ten rebounds, Daniss Jenkins scored 22 with eight assists, and Duncan Robinson added 22.
The Pistons led 68-58 at halftime and outscored Washington 35-29 in the third quarter to establish a 103-87 advantage.
That cushion proved sufficient even though Washington won the fourth quarter 24-19.
Why Davis’ 44 Could Not Deliver a Win
Washington’s offensive dependence on Davis was significant.
He scored 44 of the Wizards’ 111 points, representing 39.6% of their output.
AJ Dybantsa added 21 points and Trae Young finished with 20, but the Wizards struggled to match Detroit’s collective production.
Detroit received contributions from multiple positions and generated enough scoring to protect its advantage despite Davis’ outstanding efficiency.
The Pistons also benefited from Jenkins’ production in the starting lineup.
He followed a 31-point performance against the Lakers with another effective game, contributing both scoring and playmaking.
Detroit improved to 7-3, while Washington dropped to 4-7 after its fourth consecutive defeat.
The result provides a useful contrast with the defensive problems Detroit had experienced against other high-scoring opponents during the season’s opening weeks.
Hornets 124-112 Cavaliers: Charlotte Ends Six-Game Slide
Charlotte delivered one of Monday’s most significant responses to poor recent form.
The Hornets entered the game having lost six consecutive contests, but they produced an outstanding perimeter shooting performance to defeat Cleveland.
Grayson Allen scored 27 points, while Naz Reid contributed 25 points and 13 rebounds.
Charlotte made 23 of 46 three-point attempts, shooting exactly 50% from beyond the arc.
The team scored 40 points in the second quarter and 38 in the third, building a 107-80 advantage entering the final period.
Cleveland won the fourth quarter 32-17, but the comeback arrived far too late.
Charlotte’s 78-55 Middle-Quarter Advantage
The Hornets outscored the Cavaliers 78-55 across the second and third quarters.
That 23-point differential was the decisive scoring phase.
Charlotte had led by only one after the opening period. The middle quarters turned that narrow advantage into a 27-point lead.
Meleek Thomas led Cleveland with 18 points, but the Cavaliers could not match Charlotte’s outside shooting.
The Hornets improved to 4-7 and Cleveland fell to 5-6.
Charlotte’s recovery is particularly relevant because the franchise has been managing injuries and changing personnel during the early season.
The Sports Encounter previously examined those challenges in its feature on Kon Knueppel’s return and the Hornets’ scoring needs.
The latest result demonstrated that Charlotte can remain dangerous when its perimeter attack is accurate and multiple players contribute.
Grizzlies 118-102 Raptors: Jerome and Boozer Punish Injury-Hit Toronto
Memphis recovered from three consecutive defeats by winning comfortably in Toronto.
Ty Jerome led the Grizzlies with 27 points, making five three-pointers, while Cameron Boozer contributed 22 points, seven rebounds and eight assists.
Toronto briefly remained competitive after halftime, but Memphis controlled the fourth quarter and extended its advantage.
The Grizzlies won the second period 34-27 and the third 30-28, then finished with a 29-21 advantage in the final quarter.
Jamal Shead provided Toronto’s strongest individual contribution with 20 points and 11 assists.
RJ Barrett added 19, but his shooting efficiency was limited, making seven of 21 attempts.
Toronto’s Missing Star Power Remains a Problem
The Raptors were playing without several important contributors during the early weeks of the season.
Kawhi Leonard’s knee problem had already removed a major scoring and defensive option from the lineup, while injuries had also affected Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley.
The Sports Encounter has previously examined the challenges of managing short-handed rotations in its NBA injury and rotation analysis.
Against Memphis, Toronto demonstrated enough offense to remain competitive for periods, but the Grizzlies’ combination of Jerome’s scoring and Boozer’s playmaking ultimately separated the teams.
Memphis improved to 7-3, while Toronto slipped to 5-5.
The result also marked a recovery for a Grizzlies team whose unbeaten start had been interrupted by New Orleans and followed by additional home defeats.
Rockets 110-100 Nuggets: Houston Withstands Murray’s 38
Houston ended a two-game losing streak by defeating Denver at Toyota Center.
Kevin Durant scored 23 points and Alperen Sengun contributed 20 as the Rockets recovered from recent defeats against Minnesota and Phoenix.
Jamal Murray delivered the most productive individual performance of the contest with 38 points for Denver.
Nikola Jokić added 25 points, 16 rebounds and eight assists, but their combined efforts were insufficient.
Houston led 54-40 at halftime after establishing early control.
Denver then mounted an 18-2 run during the third quarter, tying the game at 60.
The Rockets answered with an 11-2 sequence to regain the advantage.
Houston’s Late Execution Proves Decisive
Denver narrowed the margin to four points during the second half and continued threatening into the fourth quarter.
However, Houston responded with important baskets from Sengun, Amen Thompson and Fred VanVleet.
The Rockets stretched the margin back to ten points during the final minutes and protected their advantage.
Murray’s 38 represented a substantial scoring contribution, but Denver could not maintain the defensive resistance required to complete the comeback.
Houston improved to 8-3, while Denver fell to 5-4.
Continue the NBA Story
Earlier in the season, the Rockets had also produced a convincing win against Milwaukee, strengthening their early Western Conference position. That result featured in TSE’s NBA report on Houston’s unbeaten opening stretch.
The victory over Denver showed that Houston could absorb an opposing star’s scoring performance and still control the decisive possessions.
The Night’s Most Revealing Statistical Comparison
Monday featured three players scoring at least 40 points: Anthony Davis, Cooper Flagg and Victor Wembanyama.
Only two of them finished on winning teams.
The distinction shows why individual point totals alone cannot explain the outcome of an NBA game.
| Player | Points | Rebounds | Additional Contribution | Team Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthony Davis | 44 | 13 | 16-for-21 shooting | Wizards lost by 11 |
| Cooper Flagg | 43 | 10 | 6 assists | Mavericks won by 3 |
| Victor Wembanyama | 40 | 11 | 9 blocks | Spurs won by 26 |
| Jamal Murray | 38 | – | Led Denver’s comeback attempt | Nuggets lost by 10 |
| Luka Dončić | 32 | 8 | 10 assists | Lakers won by 10 |
Davis’ 44 points were worth 39.6% of Washington’s total. Flagg’s 43 accounted for 34.4% of Dallas’ scoring. Wembanyama’s 40 represented 32.8% of San Antonio’s 122.
Those percentages demonstrate three different forms of individual influence.
Davis produced extraordinary scoring efficiency without enough collective support. Flagg carried much of Dallas’ offense during a narrow game. Wembanyama combined his scoring with a defensive performance that directly limited Phoenix’s opportunities.
For Dončić, creating offense for teammates proved as important as his 32 points.
Which Quarters Actually Decided the Eight Games?
Rather than simply listing winners and leading scorers, quarter-by-quarter analysis reveals when the decisive separation developed.
| Winning Team | Defining Phase | Score During Phase | Why It Mattered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warriors | Third quarter | 40-22 | Extended lead from 29 to 47 |
| Spurs | First three quarters | 93-68 | Established a 25-point advantage |
| Mavericks | Second half | 69-56 | Overturned ten-point halftime deficit |
| Lakers | Final 3:30 | Key 6-0 run | Protected lead after Atlanta closed to four |
| Pistons | Second and third quarters | 72-55 | Established a decisive advantage |
| Hornets | Second and third quarters | 78-55 | Turned one-point lead into 27 |
| Grizzlies | Fourth quarter | 29-21 | Prevented Toronto’s comeback |
| Rockets | Response to third-quarter tie | 11-2 run | Restored control after Denver tied game |
The largest favorable scoring differential within one quarter belonged to Golden State, which outscored New Orleans by 18 in the third period.
Charlotte’s combined 23-point middle-quarter advantage was also crucial, while Dallas produced the most important second-half reversal.
These are different forms of game control, and they explain why raw points alone provide an incomplete picture.
What Monday’s NBA Results Mean for the Early Standings
The Western Conference’s leading contenders continued to win.
Los Angeles Lakers moved to 10-2, San Antonio improved to 9-2, and both Golden State and Houston reached 8-3.
Dallas also moved above .500 with a 7-4 record.
In the Eastern Conference, Detroit improved to 7-3, while Charlotte’s victory gave the Hornets relief after six consecutive defeats.
Toronto fell to 5-5, and Cleveland slipped to 5-6.
| Winning Team | Record After Game | Immediate Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Lakers | 10-2 | Sixth straight victory |
| San Antonio Spurs | 9-2 | Ninth straight victory |
| Golden State Warriors | 8-3 | Eighth straight victory |
| Houston Rockets | 8-3 | End two-game losing streak |
| Dallas Mavericks | 7-4 | Three games above .500 |
| Memphis Grizzlies | 7-3 | End three-game losing streak |
| Detroit Pistons | 7-3 | Strengthen early Eastern position |
| Charlotte Hornets | 4-7 | End six-game losing streak |
These figures represent each team’s record immediately after its November 9 result, not live standings from later games.
The Lakers and Spurs have established particularly strong records, while Golden State’s eight-game streak demonstrates a substantial turnaround after its early defeats.
However, the regular season remains in its opening weeks. These results establish current form and competitive momentum, not playoff qualification or championship outcomes.
What Comes Next for the Night’s Biggest Winners?
The schedule gives several winning teams immediate opportunities to test their progress against other competitive opponents.
Golden State travel to Houston, creating an early meeting between two 8-3 teams.
San Antonio visit Chicago as they attempt to extend their nine-game winning run.
The Lakers travel to Milwaukee, while Denver face Memphis following the Nuggets’ defeat in Houston.
Toronto host Boston, presenting another difficult assignment for a team already managing several injuries.
Those fixtures will provide additional evidence about which early-season results are sustainable and which teams still require significant improvement.
For continuing game reports, injury coverage and NBA analysis, readers can follow The Sports Encounter’s NBA coverage hub.
The Sports Encounter Verdict: The NBA’s Winning Teams Are Finding Different Ways to Dominate
Golden State produced the night’s clearest collective performance through extraordinary passing and balanced scoring.
Wembanyama offered the strongest combination of individual offense and defense, while Flagg delivered under pressure in the closest game.
Dončić’s contribution confirmed Los Angeles’ ability to preserve an advantage when challenged, and Charlotte’s outside shooting showed how rapidly a struggling team can reverse its fortunes.
The night’s losing performances also provided lessons.
Anthony Davis scored 44 without securing a victory. Jamal Murray scored 38, but Denver could not complete its comeback. Toronto’s injuries continued to affect its offensive balance, and New Orleans had no answer for Golden State’s movement and passing.
Eight games and 1,827 points exposed the difference between individual brilliance and collective execution.
For the Warriors, Spurs and Lakers, the results reinforced their status among the strongest early-season teams. Dallas supplied the best late comeback, while Houston and Memphis demonstrated the ability to respond after setbacks.
The biggest question now is whether Golden State’s passing, San Antonio’s defensive dominance and the Lakers’ offensive efficiency can remain effective as the schedule becomes more demanding.
NBA Results Frequently Asked Questions
How many NBA games were played on Monday night?
Eight NBA regular-season games were completed on November 9, 2026, in US Eastern Time.
Who won Warriors vs Pelicans?
Golden State Warriors defeated New Orleans Pelicans 138-87, winning by 51 points.
How many points did Stephen Curry score?
Curry scored 25 points against New Orleans, matching Brandin Podziemski’s total.
What were Victor Wembanyama’s statistics?
Wembanyama recorded 40 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocks in San Antonio’s 122-96 victory over Phoenix.
How many points did Cooper Flagg score against Indiana?
Flagg scored 43 points and grabbed ten rebounds as Dallas defeated the Pacers 125-122.
How did Luka Dončić perform against Atlanta?
Dončić recorded 32 points, ten assists and eight rebounds in the Lakers’ 124-114 victory.
Who was the highest scorer of the night?
Anthony Davis led all players with 44 points for Washington in a 122-111 defeat against Detroit.
Which game had the closest result?
Dallas’ 125-122 victory over Indiana was the closest game, decided by three points.
How many points were scored across all eight games?
The 16 teams combined for 1,827 points, averaging approximately 228.4 per game.
Which teams had the longest winning streaks after Monday?
San Antonio had won nine consecutive games, Golden State eight and Los Angeles Lakers six.
