NBA schedule: Denver holds off Wizards

Oh and how about Williams? He’s got 27 points on just 14 shots tonight. What is it they say about changes of scenery, again?

Side note: Isaiah Thomas was not credited for a block on this play. What say you? Was this a rejection?

Don’t worry, NBA fans: Jack is back, and this time it’s in Los Angeles.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, here’s a photo from Jackson’s Instagram account with a few of them:

The Bobcats have been one of the interesting storylines of the young season, but their solid play and excellent defense have been questioned at times given the low quality of the Eastern Conference that surrounds them. But Charlotte dropped Golden State, 115-111, on Monday, and there’s no need to sugarcoat the team’s performance against one of the best offenses in the NBA.

Kemba Walker and Gerald Henderson combined for 55 points and the Bobcats survived 43 points from Steph Curry to grab their tenth win. Charlotte remains squarely in the playoff race out East despite their 10-11 record.

(via Michael Levin of Liberty Ballers)

It’s a light Monday schedule in the NBA, with only six games on tap. None of these can be considered major matchups, but we’re going to tune in anyway because we can’t help ourselves. Here’s what’s on the menu:

7 p.m. ET, NBA League Pass

Charlotte faces trouble at home against a Golden State team that appears to be hitting its stride in the last four games.