Betway Scores

Wed, 14 January

China - CBA

11:35

Tianjin PioneersFujian Sturgeons

11:35

Zhejiang Golden BullsGuangzhou Loong Lions

Russia - Premier League Women

12:00

Dynamo NovosibirskEnisey Krasnoyarsk

14:00

Neftyanik OmskNadezhda

International - VTB United League

16:00

MBA MoscowLokomotiv Kuban

16:30

BC ZenitBC Nizhny Novgorod

Belarus - Premier League Grp A

15:00

Borisfen MogilevBrest

15:30

Tsmoki-MinskGrodno

Russia - Super League

12:00

BarnaulKhimki

14:00

Dynamo UfaTemp Sumz Revda

14:00

Universitet SurgutRodniki Izhevsk

Finland - Korisliiga

16:30

Kauhajoen KarhuUU Korihait

16:30

Lahti BasketballKouvot

16:30

Salon VilpasKataja

International - Latvia-Estonian League

17:00

BK OgreKeila Basket

17:00

Parnu SadamLiepajas/Triobet

18:00

Latvijas UniversitateKK Viimsi

Croatia - A1 Liga

16:00

DubrovnikAlkar

17:00

SamoborCedevita Junior

18:00

Dinamo ZagrebKvarner

18:00

GKK SibenikZabok

Kosovo - Superliga

18:00

BoraRahoveci

18:00

TrepcaPeja

18:00

Golden Eagle YlliSigal Prishtina

18:00

VellaznimiBashkimi

Norway - BLNO

18:00

Kongsberg MinersBaerum Basket

18:00

TNT TowersAsker Aliens

Czech Republic - NBL

16:30

PardubiceBK Opava

18:00

Hradec KraloveSlavia Prague

International - EuroCup Grp. A

18:00

Aris BSAHapoel Jerusalem

International - EuroCup Grp. B

16:00

Turk TelekomLondon Lions

18:00

Ratiopharm UlmChemnitz 99

18:00

BuducnostLietkabelis

18:30

Bourg-en-BresseBesiktas

Slovakia - SBL

16:00

Spisski RytieriHandlova

17:00

KomarnoLevicki Patrioti

17:00

Kosice WolvesBK Svit

18:00

Nitra Blue WingsInter Bratislava

Denmark - Kvindebasketligaen Women

17:30

HoersholmSisu

International - Europe Cup Grp N

18:00

PeristeriPetkim Spor

International - Europe Cup Grp K

18:15

Trefl SopotFalco KC Szombathely

International - Europe Cup Grp M

18:00

PrievidzaSporting CP

International - Europe Cup Grp L

17:00

CSM OradeaCedevita Junior

Philippines - Philippines Cup Playoff

11:30

Barangay Ginebra San MiguelSan Miguel Beermen

International - Champions League Qualification Playoff

17:00

TofasCholet

17:30

WuerzburgLevicki Patrioti

NBA Notes: Thunder, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Rockets, Kevin Durant, Heat

AP Thunder Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 34 points as the defending champions beat the visiting Spurs 119-98 on Tuesday night, giving Oklahoma City its first win in four tries against San Antonio this season. Jalen Williams added 20 points and Chet Holmgren finished with eight points, 10 rebounds and three blocks. The Thunder improved to a league-best 34-7 at the midway point, rebounding from a brief lull that included three losses to the Spurs. Oklahoma City has now won four straight. The Thunder played without starters Isaiah Hartenstein and Luguentz Dort, yet still held San Antonio to 40 percent shooting. The teams meet one final time Feb. 4 in San Antonio. Rockets Kevin Durant scored 28 points and Alperen Sengun added 23 points and 11 assists as the host Rockets edged the Bulls, 119-113. The game featured 35 lead changes before Houston pulled away late. Trailing by one with just over three minutes remaining, the Rockets closed on a 7-2 run. Durant ignited the stretch with a dunk, while Jabari Smith Jr. hit a key three. Amen Thompson scored 23 points as Houston snapped a three-game losing streak. Heat Bam Adebayo scored 29 points and Norman Powell added 27 as Miami survived a blown 20-point lead to beat the visiting Suns, 127-121. Powell hit the go-ahead three with 48 seconds left, and Andrew Wiggins sealed it at the line after a flagrant foul on Dillon Brooks. Adebayo passed Alonzo Mourning for second on Miami’s all-time scoring list, trailing only Dwyane Wade. Tyler Herro scored 23 as the Heat snapped a three-game skid. The post NBA Notes: Thunder, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Rockets, Kevin Durant, Heat appeared first on Hoops Wire.

2 hours ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo after Bucks blown out by shorthanded Wolves: ‘I boo back’

AP The boos were loud enough to register. With the Bucks down more than 30 at halftime Tuesday night, the home crowd at Fiserv Forum let them have it. And Giannis Antetokounmpo heard every bit. After opening the second half with a layup through contact from Julius Randle, Antetokounmpo responded by flashing two thumbs down toward the crowd while seated under the basket. It was the same gesture he has used on the road this season. This time, it was aimed at home, as reported by ESPN’s Jamal Collier. “Whenever I get booed, I boo back,” Antetokounmpo said after scoring 25 points on nine-of-13 shooting in a 139-106 loss to the Timberwolves. Antetokounmpo said it was the first time he could remember being booed in Milwaukee. He also made it clear he was not apologizing. “I play for my teammates, myself and my family,” he said. “I’ve been here 13 years. I’m basically the all-time leader in everything.” The frustration was understandable. The Bucks fell to 17-23 and were blown out by a Minnesota team missing Rudy Gobert and Anthony Edwards. The Wolves never trailed, led by as many as 41, and had Milwaukee’s starters on the bench early in the fourth. Coach Doc Rivers pointed to fatigue after a long West Coast trip. Antetokounmpo did not. “I’m never going to say dead legs,” he said. “The effort was low. You cannot have that.” The post Giannis Antetokounmpo after Bucks blown out by shorthanded Wolves: ‘I boo back’ appeared first on Hoops Wire.

3 hours ago

International - EuroLeague

China - CBA

Russia - Premier League Women

International - VTB United League

Belarus - Premier League Grp A

Russia - Super League

Finland - Korisliiga

International - Latvia-Estonian League

Sweden - Superettan

Croatia - A1 Liga

Czech Republic - 1 Liga

Kosovo - Superliga

Norway - BLNO

Austria - Superliga

Czech Republic - NBL

Sweden - Basketligan

International - EuroCup Grp. A

International - EuroCup Grp. B

Slovakia - SBL

Denmark - Kvindebasketligaen Women

Slovenia - 1 SKL Women

International - Europe Cup Grp N

International - Europe Cup Grp K

International - Europe Cup Grp M

International - Europe Cup Grp L

Philippines - Philippines Cup Playoff

Canada - Canada Super League

International - Champions League Qualification Playoff