Magic beat the 0-3 Knicks 111-102: NBA Sunday roundup

Franz Wagner scored nine of Orlando's next 11 points in two minutes, and a Knicks lead of 86-76 was gone. The Magic won the fourth quarter 40-27 and beat New York 111-102 on Sunday at Madison Square Garden.

Sunday had seven games. The defending champions are 0-3. Detroit, Minnesota, Memphis and Oklahoma City are all 3-0, and so are the Lakers, whose 132-123 win at Utah has its own story. Here are the other six.

Magic 111, Knicks 102

New York led 86-76 with 9:20 left after OG Anunoby scored eight points in a minute, two of the baskets set up by Tyler Kolek.

Orlando scored the next 11. Wagner made four free throws, Jalen Suggs a driving floater, and Wagner a jumper and a layup off a Suggs pass, plus the free throw: 87-86 Magic with 7:25 to go.

Josh Hart hit a 24-foot three to put New York back ahead at 89-87. It was the Knicks' last lead. Wagner tied it, then put Orlando in front with a driving layup. Desmond Bane answered a Karl-Anthony Towns dunk with a 26-foot three, Anthony Black made another from 25 feet, and the margin reached 11.

Wagner finished with 23 points, 13 rebounds and nine assists. Bane scored 22, 11 of them in the fourth quarter, and Tristan da Silva 19. Jalen Brunson led New York with 28 on 12 of 28 shooting. Towns had 22 points and 14 rebounds, Anunoby 22.

Pistons 106, 76ers 93

Detroit led from the first minute to the last and never trailed. John Collins tipped in the opening basket, Cade Cunningham hit a 27-foot step-back, and the Pistons were up 20-4 inside five minutes. The lead was 21 at 56-35 late in the second quarter.

Philadelphia cut it to 79-75 with 10:18 to play, but got no closer. Cunningham had 26 points, eight rebounds and eight assists, Duncan Robinson 21 with five threes, and Daniss Jenkins 18. Tyrese Maxey scored 29 for the 76ers and LeBron James 18. Philadelphia is 3-1.

Thunder 108, Clippers 101

There were nine lead changes, and the game was tied at 67 with 3:59 left in the third quarter. Rui Hachimura cut it to 95-93 with a three at 4:15, and Derrick Jones Jr. made it 97-96 at 3:00.

Oklahoma City then scored six in a row: two free throws by Alex Caruso, a running dunk by Jalen Williams from a Caruso pass, and a short jumper by Ajay Mitchell. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 34, including two free throws after a flagrant foul at 1:14 and another at 1:12 for 106-99. Darius Garland had 16 points and 11 assists for the Clippers, who are 1-2.

Pacers 136, Nets 109

Indiana scored 41 points in the second quarter and 37 in the third. Jay Huff scored on a three, a running dunk and a reverse dunk in the first three and a half minutes of the third quarter, and Aaron Nesmith ran the lead from seven to 14 with a 26-footer at 8:14. A 12-0 run later in the quarter made it 100-75.

Tyrese Haliburton had 24 points and 10 assists, Pascal Siakam 21 points and six assists. Five Pacers scored between 13 and 16. Brooklyn is 0-3, with Nolan Traoré its top scorer on 17.

Timberwolves 117, Raptors 94

Toronto led 3-2 early and never led again. Minnesota won the third quarter 35-15 and led by 32 at 109-77 in the fourth.

Anthony Edwards scored 26 in 28 minutes. LaMelo Ball had 15 points and eight assists in 17 minutes, four of the assists in that third quarter. Ja'Kobe Walter led Toronto with 22 and RJ Barrett scored 20. Scottie Barnes missed all 12 of his shots.

Grizzlies 123, Kings 112

Domantas Sabonis tied the game at 106 with a reverse layup and a free throw with 5:41 left. Memphis scored the next 11 points in 1:44: a floater and a free throw from Isaiah Stewart, a tip-in by Cedric Coward, and a 27-foot step-back three and a driving floater from Ty Jerome, who was fouled and made the free throw.

Jerome finished with 31 points and 14 free throws from 14 attempts. Zach LaVine scored 37 for Sacramento, which is 0-3. Sabonis had 15 points and 15 rebounds.

Scoring

Scoring: Orlando 111-102 New York

Orlando: Franz Wagner 23, Desmond Bane 22, Tristan da Silva 19, Anthony Black 18, Wendell Carter Jr. 9, Jase Richardson 6, Jamal Cain 5, Nikola Vučević 5, Jalen Suggs 4.

New York: Jalen Brunson 28, OG Anunoby 22, Karl-Anthony Towns 22, Josh Hart 13, Mikal Bridges 6, Landry Shamet 6, Andre Drummond 4, Miles McBride 1, James Wiseman 0, Jordan Clarkson 0, Tyler Kolek 0, Jaden Akins 0.

By quarter: Orlando 21, 27, 23, 40. New York 28, 24, 23, 27.

Scoring: Detroit 106-93 Philadelphia

Detroit: Cade Cunningham 26, Duncan Robinson 21, Daniss Jenkins 18, John Collins 16, Kevin Huerter 9, Paul Reed 8, Ronald Holland II 2, Javonte Green 2, Isaiah Joe 2, Ebuka Okorie 2, Tolu Smith 0.

Philadelphia: Tyrese Maxey 29, LeBron James 18, Jaylen Brown 16, Dean Wade 7, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope 7, Adem Bona 6, Anfernee Simons 5, Labaron Philon Jr. 5.

By quarter: Detroit 34, 22, 23, 27. Philadelphia 22, 22, 25, 24.

Scoring: Oklahoma City 108-101 LA Clippers

Oklahoma City: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander 34, Ajay Mitchell 18, Isaiah Hartenstein 12, Alex Caruso 12, Chet Holmgren 10, Jalen Williams 8, Cason Wallace 4, Kenrich Williams 3, Jared McCain 3, Aday Mara 2, Bennett Stirtz 2, Jaylin Williams 0.

LA Clippers: Darius Garland 16, Kris Dunn 15, Brook Lopez 15, Kobe Sanders 12, Derrick Jones Jr. 11, Keaton Wagler 11, Isaiah Jackson 10, Gradey Dick 6, Rui Hachimura 5, Baba Miller 0.

By quarter: Oklahoma City 23, 20, 34, 31. LA Clippers 20, 26, 30, 25.

Scoring: Indiana 136-109 Brooklyn

Indiana: Tyrese Haliburton 24, Pascal Siakam 21, Obi Toppin 16, Andrew Nembhard 14, Jay Huff 14, Kelly Oubre Jr. 14, Aaron Nesmith 13, Larry Nance Jr. 6, Jarace Walker 6, Quenton Jackson 5, Ivica Zubac 2, Jalen Slawson 1.

Brooklyn: Nolan Traoré 17, Josh Minott 15, Moritz Wagner 13, Day'Ron Sharpe 11, Julius Randle 10, Michael Porter Jr. 10, Keon Ellis 9, Noah Clowney 9, Danny Wolf 6, Chaney Johnson 4, Egor Dëmin 3, Ben Saraf 2, Joshua Jefferson 0, Drake Powell 0.

By quarter: Indiana 24, 41, 37, 34. Brooklyn 26, 30, 24, 29.

Scoring: Minnesota 117-94 Toronto

Minnesota: Anthony Edwards 26, LaMelo Ball 15, Terrence Shannon Jr. 15, Jaden McDaniels 14, Jonathan Kuminga 13, Ayo Dosunmu 9, Rudy Gobert 8, Joan Beringer 6, Trey Lyles 3, Jaylen Clark 3, Bones Hyland 3, Zyon Pullin 2, Cody Williams 0, Isaiah Evans 0.

Toronto: Ja'Kobe Walter 22, RJ Barrett 20, Immanuel Quickley 19, Allen Graves 11, Jaden Bradley 6, Jamison Battle 4, Jamal Shead 4, Trayce Jackson-Davis 3, Collin Murray-Boyles 3, Alijah Martin 2, Scottie Barnes 0, Jakob Poeltl 0, Kyle Anderson 0.

By quarter: Minnesota 32, 23, 35, 27. Toronto 21, 26, 15, 32.

Scoring: Memphis 123-112 Sacramento

Memphis: Ty Jerome 31, Cameron Boozer 16, Jaylen Wells 16, Cedric Coward 15, Isaiah Stewart 13, Cam Spencer 13, Quinten Post 7, Scotty Pippen Jr. 6, Jerami Grant 5, GG Jackson 1, Taylor Hendricks 0.

Sacramento: Zach LaVine 37, Darius Acuff Jr. 22, Domantas Sabonis 15, Precious Achiuwa 12, De'Andre Hunter 7, Jonathan Mogbo 7, Malik Monk 6, Daeqwon Plowden 3, Emanuel Sharp 3, Leaky Black 0.

By quarter: Memphis 25, 42, 29, 27. Sacramento 28, 31, 27, 26.

What is next

Monday, October 26 has nine games. Minnesota plays at Cleveland and Washington at Charlotte at 7 p.m. ET, Chicago at Boston and Dallas at Miami at 7:30, Indiana at Milwaukee and Phoenix at Oklahoma City at 8, Atlanta at Houston at 8:30, Memphis at Utah at 9 and Golden State at Denver at 10.

New York hosts Detroit on Tuesday, October 27 at 8 p.m. ET. Orlando plays at Toronto on Wednesday, Philadelphia at Indiana on Wednesday, and Brooklyn at Boston on Tuesday.

The night before: Saturday's eight games, and Devin Booker's 43. New York's last game: the Celtics held the Knicks off 107-103. Detroit's last game: 23 straight points against Boston.