NBA schedule and results: Warriors move to 22-0, John Wall injured

Both teams built up 10-point leads, but neither team seemed like they would blow things open. The Grizzlies led by four after the first quarter and two at the half. The Suns grabbed a lead in the third and led by one at the start of the fourth quarter. But the Grizzlies were the better team in the final frame.

That’s when Lee found Green for the game winner.

The Detroit Pistons knocked off the Lakers on Sunday and afterward Reggie Jackson conducted a postgame interview with the television broadcast That much was normal. Andre Drummond’s role in it all was not.

Although Drummond broke character briefly in the beginning, he recovered for a really solid blank stare effort. He’s already the favorite for when the NBA adds blank stare to the NBA All-Star skill competition. Drummond is almost as good at staring contests as he is at grabbing rebounds.

Wall was helped off the court. He was unable to put any weight on the leg. He did not return.

The Wizards lost the contest, 116-104, but the severity of Wall’s injury is the biggest concern for the franchise. Wall had 28 points and 10 assists in 40 minutes before the injury.

(via Up The Thunder)

Durant embarrassed Koufus with an emphatic dunk, something he’s making a habit of this week. (See: a nasty dunk on Chris Bosh.) Koufus even seemed to acknowledge it, nodding his head after the play. He’ll steer clear next time.

The Grizzlies and Suns were tied with 0.8 seconds left. Memphis threw the ball towards the rim, and Jeff Green came down with it for the game-winning dunk. Holy cow.

It doesn’t get any better than that. It’s nice to see Steph be great on the court, as well as off of it.

SB Nation presents: Stephen Curry is literally a video game