On NBA's opening night, the underdog Warriors, featuring Jimmy Butler, clinched a 119-109 win against the Lakers. Donnie and Joe recap the action on Tuesday.

The Lakers built a lead up to 21 with their defensive activity. The Warriors went on a run to cut it to 14 late in the first half, although Reaves was fouled on a triple at the buzzer and made three free throws to give L.A. a 63-46 lead at the break.

The Warriors ran away with a 16-4 third-quarter run, eventually beating Luka Dončić (43 points) and the Lakers 119-109 to cap our opening night doubleheader.

Twenty-two teams from around the Concho Valley have wrapped up play in Week 9 of the high school football season. We will provide any updates on scores as they come in, and we will list the teams being postponed until Saturday.

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While there were only two games on opening night, there was still more than enough star power on display in Oklahoma and southern California to keep fans glued to their screens; Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, and Luka Doncic starting the season as four of the top faces of the league.

The Los Angeles Lakers lost to the Golden State Warriors in a preseason game on the road at Chase Center on Sunday night.

Victor Wembanyama and Co. absolutely dominated the game as they secured a 33-point victory in the Spurs vs. Mavericks game.

Indiana deserves a lot of respect for pushing the title favorite Thunder squad to double overtime before falling just short. Bennedict Mathurin showed he is ready to progress with 36 points and 11 rebounds. Pacers star Pascal Siakam stepped up for 32 points and 15 rebounds, but it just was not enough to overcome Gilgeous-Alexander and the Thunder.