Business as usual for the Golden State Warrior as they make it to 60 wins while the Cleveland Cavaliers lose to the Utah Jazz, the Chicago Bulls stun the Toronto Raptors, the Dallas Mavericks stop losing against the previously red hot Charlotte Hornets while both the Washington Wizards and the Houston Rockets enjoy blowout wins to lighten their somber mood.

Dallas Mavericks 107  Charlotte Hornets 96: The Mavericks stop the losing just in time (with Houston and Utah winning) while stopping the Hornets crazy winning streak. Chandler Parsons scored 24 points, Dirk Nowitzki finished with 23, while Kemba Walker had 25 to lead the Hornets, but didn’t necessarily make them better in any way.

Denver Nuggets 119  Miami Heat 124: Chris Bosh didn’t play but he didn’t sit on the bench, watching seven different players score in double figures. Justise Winslow led the Heat with 20 points and Dwyane Wade had 19 while Kenneth Faried led Denver scoring 24 points.

Chicago Bulls 109  Toronto Raptors 107: The Bulls weird season continues with a shocking win in Toronto. Jimmy Butler came back and missed a lot to finish with 13 points. The leading scorer? Doug McDermott with 29 points, whose good games often correlate with Bulls wins. Kyle Lowry led the Raptors with 33 points.

Detroit Pistons 81  Washington Wizards 124: The Pistons continue to show inconsistency while the Wizards are back in the playoff picture, stopping a losing streak with 20 points from Nene and 16 for Marcin Gortat. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope led the Pistons with 18 points, as they shot 13% from beyond the arc.

Memphis Grizzlies 81  Houston Rockets 130: The ridiculous injury situation for Memphis caught up with them in an ugly loss to the Rockets. Nine Houston players scored in double figures, topping them all being Donatas Motiejunas with 18 points.

Portland Trail Blazers 94  Oklahoma City Thunder 128: The Thunder take out their frustration on the Blazers with 26 points from Enes Kanter, 20 for Kevin Durant and a 17-10-16 triple double for Russell Westbrook, while the Blazers shot just 34.1% from the field.

Minnesota Timberwolves 104  Phoenix Suns 107: The Suns keep playing well despite the hopelessness of their season and who knows, might not even finish second from the bottom in the West. P.J. Tucker scored 23 points and Mirza Teletovic finished with 21, hitting the game winning three-pointer with 1.2 seconds left. Zach LaVine led Minnesota with 28 points.

Cleveland Cavaliers 85  Utah Jazz 94: The Cavaliers shot an incredible 10-of-42 from beyond the arc to finish their four-game Western road trip with a loss, crumbling in the fourth quarter, unable to slow down Rodney Hood, finishing with 28 points.

New Orleans Pelicans 107  Golden State Warriors 125: Business as usual for the Warriors, who started breaking away late in the second quarter and then just kept going. Stephen Curry led the way with 27 points and Klay Thompson had 18, as the Warriors reach 60 wins quicker than anyone in NBA history.

Eastern Conference Standings

#	Team	W	L	PCT	GB	GP
1	Cleveland Cavaliers	47	19	.712	–	66
2	Toronto Raptors	44	21	.677	2.5	65
3	Boston Celtics	39	27	.591	8.0	66
4	Miami Heat	39	28	.582	8.5	67
5	Atlanta Hawks	38	29	.567	9.5	67
6	Charlotte Hornets	37	29	.561	10.0	66
7	Indiana Pacers	35	31	.530	12.0	66
8	Chicago Bulls	33	32	.508	13.5	65
9	Detroit Pistons	34	33	.507	13.5	67
10	Washington Wizards	31	35	.470	16.0	66
11	Milwaukee Bucks	29	38	.433	18.5	67
12	Orlando Magic	28	37	.431	18.5	65
13	New York Knicks	28	40	.412	20.0	68
14	Brooklyn Nets	18	48	.273	29.0	66
15	Philadelphia 76ers	9	57	.136	38.0	66

Western Conference Standings

#	Team	W	L	PCT	GB	GP
1	Golden State Warriors	60	6	.909	–	66
2	San Antonio Spurs	56	10	.848	4.0	66
3	Oklahoma City Thunder	45	22	.672	15.5	67
4	Los Angeles Clippers	42	23	.646	17.5	65
5	Memphis Grizzlies	39	28	.582	21.5	67
6	Portland Trail Blazers	35	33	.515	26.0	68
7	Houston Rockets	34	33	.507	26.5	67
8	Dallas Mavericks	34	33	.507	26.5	67
9	Utah Jazz	32	35	.478	28.5	67
10	Denver Nuggets	28	39	.418	32.5	67
11	Sacramento Kings	25	40	.385	34.5	65
12	New Orleans Pelicans	24	42	.364	36.0	66
13	Minnesota Timberwolves	21	46	.313	39.5	67
14	Phoenix Suns	18	49	.269	42.5	67
15	Los Angeles Lakers	14	53	.209	46.5	67

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