NBA Weekday Wire Recap: November 2, 2026 – November 6, 2026

NBA Weekday Wire Recap covers November 2, 2026 through November 6, 2026, with 4 selected completed games and 7 dated reports. The scores and selected performances are collected below, with a link to each full Corner Wire article. These are selected weekday highlights; each news item reflects its report date.

Oklahoma City Thunder 117–112 Cleveland Cavaliers

2026-11-02 · Final

For the Oklahoma City Thunder, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 43 points, with 4 rebounds and 8 assists. For the Cleveland Cavaliers, Donovan Mitchell scored 17 points, with 5 rebounds and 11 assists.

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Philadelphia 76ers 112–106 Detroit Pistons

2026-11-04 · Final

For the Philadelphia 76ers, Jaylen Brown scored 30 points, with 7 rebounds and 1 assist. For the Detroit Pistons, Duncan Robinson scored 27 points, with 1 rebound and 2 assists.

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Orlando Magic 104–117 Phoenix Suns

2026-11-05 · Final

For the Phoenix Suns, Devin Booker scored 30 points, with 1 rebound and 8 assists. For the Orlando Magic, Wendell Carter Jr. scored 27 points, with 13 rebounds and 2 assists.

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Washington Wizards 132–139 Atlanta Hawks

2026-11-06 · Final

For the Atlanta Hawks, Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 28 points, with 2 rebounds and 2 assists. For the Washington Wizards, KyShawn George scored 33 points, with 4 rebounds and 7 assists.

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Stephen Curry keeps climbing, passing Oscar Robertson for No. 17 on NBA scoring list in Warriors win

Stephen Curry moved past Oscar Robertson into 17th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list with a 3-pointer early in Golden State’s 120-100 win over Miami. Curry’s 29 points, including six 3-pointers on 12 attempts, came in a balanced team effort that extended the Warriors’ winning streak to six. The milestone underscored Curry’s ongoing climb, now just behind DeMar DeRozan at No. 16, as Golden State continues its strong start after an 0-3 opening.

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Denver Nuggets to Face Indiana Pacers in NBA Mexico City Game on November 7, 2026

The Denver Nuggets will face the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Mexico City Game 2026 on November 7. This marks Denver’s first regular-season game in Mexico, coinciding with Day of the Dead festivities reflected in arena activities. The matchup features Canadian brothers Andrew and Ryan Nembhard on opposing teams. The Pacers will be without All-Star Tyrese Haliburton due to a hamstring injury, testing their depth against a Nuggets squad led by Nikola Jokić, who aims to extend his triple-double record chase.

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Cooper Flagg’s passing leap gives Dallas a cleaner fit with Kyrie Irving

Cooper Flagg’s sophomore season growth is reshaping Dallas’ offense by adding playmaking alongside Kyrie Irving. Averaging a career-high 6.5 assists with 25.2 points and 5.7 rebounds, Flagg leads the Mavericks in assists and has helped the team achieve a 4-1 record when paired with Irving. This dual threat forces defenses to choose between guarding Flagg’s size and vision or Irving’s perimeter scoring, providing Dallas with a more structured and versatile offense early in the season.

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Dončić’s scoring burst has the Lakers moving fast in a 6-2 start

Luka Dončić has propelled the Lakers to a 6-2 start with a streak of five consecutive games scoring at least 37 points, including 45 points and 15 rebounds against Toronto and 42 points with 13 assists against Miami. Opponents have responded with heavy defensive pressure, but Dončić has countered by passing out of traps and maintaining efficient shooting. His scoring surge has stabilized a roster integrating nine new players, establishing him as the Lakers’ offensive engine early in the season.

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Kon Knueppel’s season debut ends almost as soon as it begins

Kon Knueppel’s season debut for Charlotte was cut short after just five minutes due to soreness in his previously injured left hamstring. Having missed the Hornets’ first eight games, Knueppel’s brief return ended with a re-aggravation of the injury, forcing him out for the remainder of the game. His absence leaves Charlotte without a key perimeter scorer and playmaker who averaged 18.5 points and shot 42.5% from three last season, prolonging uncertainty about his availability and impact this year.

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Cameron Boozer stays No. 1 as Memphis’ fast start and rookie surge keep reshuffling the ladder

Memphis rookie Cameron Boozer retained the No. 1 spot on NBA.com’s Kia Rookie Ladder after posting a triple-double against Portland with 18 points, 12 rebounds, and 12 assists. At 19 years old, he became the second-youngest player to record a triple-double. Boozer leads rookies in rebounds, double-doubles, and plus-minus, contributing to Memphis’ 6-1 record. His all-around production distinguishes him amid a deep rookie class already showing significant impact across the league.

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Kawhi Leonard Begins Return to Play After Knee Swelling Treatment

Kawhi Leonard has begun the Raptors’ return to play process after completing treatment for left knee swelling. Leonard, sidelined since the season’s start, must miss at least three more games as he progresses through the protocol, aiming for a potential return around November 11 against Boston. His absence has coincided with a 2-3 team record. The Raptors are managing his recovery cautiously to avoid setbacks, balancing his long-term health with the team’s need for his leadership and scoring.

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