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Warriors bury Pelicans by 51 while Wembanyama posts 40 points and 8 blocks

A Chase Center blowout headlines a stacked NBA night: Wembanyama goes off, Dončić steers LA, and Davis's 44 can't save Washington.

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Warriors bury Pelicans by 51 while Wembanyama posts 40 points and 8 blocks

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01Nov 10, 2026Warriors 138-87 Pelicans: threes, boards and flowGolden State crushed New Orleans 138-87 at Chase Center, riding 21 threes, 50 rebounds and 37 assists. Curry and Podziemski shared top scoring with 25 each.02Nov 10, 2026Wembanyama gets Rating 10 as Spurs beat SunsVictor Wembanyama dominated with 40 points, 11 rebounds and 8 blocks as the Spurs beat the Suns 122-96. All NBA stats and insights inside.03Nov 10, 2026Pistons 122-111 Wizards: Team play tops Anthony Davis’ 44Detroit controlled the middle quarters and closed out a 122-111 win over Washington. Anthony Davis scored 44, but the Pistons’ passing and free throws decided it.04Nov 10, 2026Lakers 124-114 Hawks: Luka Dončić guides road winLakers beat the Hawks 124-114 in Atlanta. Luka Dončić posts 32-10-8 and a Rating 8.6 as Los Angeles controls shooting, defense and late-game flow.05Nov 8, 2026Knicks 109-97 Cavaliers: rebounding, Brunson seal itNew York beat Cleveland 109-97 by winning the glass, protecting the ball and hitting free throws. Brunson and Towns led, while Mitchell’s 37 kept the Cavs close.

Golden State turned Chase Center into a shooting gallery, hammering New Orleans 138-87. The Warriors drained 21 threes, collected 50 rebounds and dished out 37 assists, with Curry and Podziemski tying for team-high honours at 25 points apiece.

The night's wildest individual line belonged to Victor Wembanyama, who stacked 40 points, 11 rebounds and 8 blocks in San Antonio's 122-96 dismissal of Phoenix. In Atlanta, Luka Dončić steered the Lakers to a 124-114 road win with 32 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists.

Anthony Davis dropped 44 for Washington, yet Detroit's grip on the middle two periods and steadier execution settled a 122-111 verdict. New York also made togetherness count against Cleveland, controlling the boards and looking after possession as Brunson and Towns spearheaded a 109-97 success despite Donovan Mitchell's 37.

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