Tuesday brought the full highlight-reel mix: overtime winners in the NHL, decisive NBA wins, and college games that came down to a single possession. Here are the scores and standout moments from November 10.
Top Games
- Phoenix Suns beat the Los Angeles Clippers 133-110 in a high-scoring blowout, building a 17-point halftime lead and stretching it to 27 after three quarters. Jordan Goodwin paced Phoenix off the bench with 18 points.
- The Minnesota Wild edged the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in a nail-biter that needed overtime, with Kirill Kaprizov scoring the winner just 21 seconds into the extra period. Jesper Wallstedt turned aside 27 shots to help Minnesota seal it.
- The Boston Celtics handled the Philadelphia 76ers 123-101 after a close first half, turning the game into a decisive second-half win. Paul George erupted for 36 points, five rebounds and one assist—well above his 20.4 points-per-game season average.
- The Washington Capitals beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in overtime, a one-goal thriller after Ottawa rallied from a first-period deficit to take the lead. Cole Hutson struck 74 seconds into overtime, with Alex Ovechkin assisting on the winner.
- The Portland Trail Blazers topped the Oklahoma City Thunder 123-103 in a decisive 20-point win. The margin made this one of the night’s standout blowouts.
- The St. Louis Blues held off the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 in a one-goal finish, with Jimmy Snuggerud’s third-period goal proving decisive. Detroit scored late to keep the pressure on, but Joel Hofer made 29 saves for St. Louis.
- The New York Knicks powered past the Milwaukee Bucks 117-85, turning a 32-13 second quarter into a commanding blowout. Jalen Brunson scored 23 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns added 21 points and 16 rebounds.
- The Colorado Avalanche outscored the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 in a high-scoring game, with Gabriel Landeskog’s second goal putting Colorado ahead for good early in the third. Toronto tied it at three before the Avalanche answered with the go-ahead tally.
- Fresno State edged Georgia State 95-92 in a high-scoring, three-point nail-biter. The narrow finish made it one of college basketball’s closest results of the night.
- Virginia routed Bucknell 95-61 in a high-scoring blowout, pulling away for a 34-point victory. That margin put the Cavaliers’ result among the night’s most decisive.
- Xavier overwhelmed Detroit 100-55 in a 45-point blowout. Xavier also reached the century mark in a dominant high-scoring performance.
- Duquesne squeezed past Washington State 72-71 in a one-point nail-biter. There was no room for error in a finish decided by the slimmest possible margin.
- Bowling Green got past Kent State 33-28 in a five-point college football nail-biter. The close score kept the result tense through the finish.
- Western Michigan delivered a 42-14 blowout over Akron, winning by 28. It was one of the night’s clearest college football results.
- Miami (Ohio) topped Ohio 34-17 for a 17-point win. The result rounded out the college football slate with a solid margin.
Standout Performances
Jacob Markstrom of the Florida Panthers recorded 36 saves and allowed one goal. His season line is zero goals and zero assists (zero points) through nine games.
Franz Wagner of the Orlando Magic posted 33 points, seven rebounds and seven assists; his scoring was well above his 22-point season average. Zach LaVine of the Sacramento Kings put up 31 points, three rebounds and two assists, also well above his 22.3-point season average.
Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Miami Heat finished with 30 points, 11 rebounds and four assists, near his 27.7-point season average.
That’s the Tuesday wrap: overtime heroes, one-point finishes and blowouts across the board. From the NHL ice to the college courts, the night delivered plenty of reasons to check the scoreboard twice.
