Among the more interesting results of Friday Night’s NBA action were the Philadelphia 76ers winning their first game of the season, the Cleveland Cavaliers looking rejuvenated after their visit to the White House and the Los Angeles Clippers possibly showing they’re the best team in the NBA right now with a narrow win on the road over the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Golden State Warriors had no problem against a D-League kind of Dallas Mavericks team, the Charlotte Hornets cement themselves as one of the best teams in the East, the Los Angeles Clippers might be the best team in the league right now, and the Houston Rockets somehow survive on the road against the San Antonio Spurs.

A day of election doesn’t mean NBA teams stop playing. The Atlanta Hawks handed the Cleveland Cavaliers their first loss of the season thanks to a big night from Dennis Schroder.

Standing out among the crop of NBA games on a monday were the Golden State Warriors and the record breaking Stephen Curry, bouncing back from their second loss of the season by beating the pathetic New Orleans Pelicans, still without a win.

What did we learn from NBA action on Sunday? The Utah Jazz are very very good, especially with Gordon Hayward, as they beat the New York Knicks.

In other news on Saturday NBA action, the Indiana Pacers handed the Chicago Bulls their third consecutive loss, while the Los Angeles Clippers stunned the San Antonio Spurs with a 24-point win on the road.

In a very busy night of NBA basketball, the result standing out the most was the Los Angeles Lakers crushing the Golden State Warriors, handing them their second loss this season.

A busy Thursday schedule of NBA basketball did feature LeBron James & the Cleveland Cavaliers beating the Boston Celtics to remain the only undefeated team in the league, but everyone’s focus went to the showdown between Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.