NBA roundup of the 6 games played on 10 November 2026.
New York Knicks 117-85 Milwaukee Bucks
We start with what was a complete rout at the Garden. A gap between the Knicks and Bucks was expected, but not that the team from Wisconsin would barely even turn up.
The reigning champions had it all wrapped up by half-time thanks to a huge defensive display (58-34) and continue to climb the Eastern Conference with a 6-4 record. Milwaukee? Sunk at 1-10.
On individual performances, Jalen Brunson was the top scorer with 23 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns posted a double-double of 21 points and 16 rebounds. For the Bucks, Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored 16.
Philadelphia 76ers 101-123 Boston Celtics
These Celtics are afraid of nothing. Visiting the 76ers, who had an extra-motivated Jaylen Brown and a LeBron James who looks well short of the desired rhythm, the men in green made light work of their rivals with 36 points from Paul George and an excellent fourth quarter.
Boston now sit top of the East with a 9-2 record, displacing Philadelphia, who are just behind with a no less impressive 9-3.
The Celtics were simply better, also getting another good performance from Jayson Tatum, who contributed 21 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. The best for the Pennsylvanians was once again Tyrese Maxey with 24 points.
Phoenix Suns 133-110 Los Angeles Clippers
Another game with little story to it. The Suns peppered the Californians with three-pointers (22 in total) to enjoy a comfortable night that moves them closer to a Western Conference play-in spot at 4-6.
It was a collective effort, one in which no Arizona player reached 20 points, but in which they had as many as seven players in double figures. Who scored the most? Jordan Goodwin with 18 points.
As for the Clippers, they remain stuck in their own particular nightmare, one that a Darius Garland who is increasingly subdued cannot save them from, and which looks set to stretch on for years.
Utah Jazz 109-115 Miami Heat
Miami are winning games, but not convincingly. Visiting a depleted Jazz side, they could only prevail by six points despite having their best starting five available. Giannis Antetokounmpo led the way with 30 points and 11 rebounds, but the feeling is that they are still missing plenty.
As for Utah, the excitement over this new season is evaporating within weeks. Between injuries and defeats they are 1-10, a record that invites anything but optimism. At least their young talents were good last night: 23 points from Ace Bailey and 25 from Darryn Peterson.
Sacramento Kings 100-107 Orlando Magic
The clash between two struggling sides ended in victory for the Floridians, who managed to protect the slender lead they took into the fourth quarter thanks to a sharp Franz Wagner, who scored as many as 33 points. Anthony Black’s excellent form is also worth highlighting, as he finished with 26 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals.
For the Kings, the way the season is unfolding can hardly be called a surprise. Before it began several players talked about being competitive, but reality is hitting them hard. At least they are enjoying the big performances of their rookie Darius Acuff Jr., who scored 29 points in the early hours of this morning.
Portland Trail Blazers 123-103 Oklahoma City Thunder
One, two, three… That is now seven wins for a Blazers side who are clearly not bluffing and who have afforded themselves the luxury of beating the 2025 champions (Oklahoma City Thunder) by 20 points.
Damian Lillard, 25 points in 24 minutes, and the fantastic form of Deni Avdija, 24 points this time, are spearheading a huge season that is staying on course despite the injury suffered by Ja Morant when he had started really well.
As for OKC, it is normal that there are days when things like this happen. The injury list is huge and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander cannot play the hero every night. This time the guard posted 26 points.
(Photograph by IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect)
