Ty Jerome shone for the Cleveland Cavaliers, scoring 27 points in the first half and finishing with a career-high 29 in a dominant 128-100 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. The Cavaliers, now 16-1, are enjoying their best start in franchise history.

In other games, Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Milwaukee Bucks to a 122-106 win over the Chicago Bulls with 41 points. Meanwhile, Alperen Sengun's 31 points propelled the Houston Rockets to a 130-113 victory against the Indiana Pacers.

The Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 117-111, with Jaren Jackson Jr. contributing 25 points. Lastly, the Oklahoma City Thunder edged the Portland Trail Blazers 109-99, led by Jalen Williams' 30 points.

The Philadelphia 76ers faced a challenging night as veteran forward Paul George left the game against the Memphis Grizzlies due to a hyperextended knee. His injury occurred early in the third quarter after an awkward landing, prompting a timeout from head coach Nick Nurse.

George was unable to return, and Nurse confirmed the injury was similar to a previous bone bruise he suffered in the preseason. The team will evaluate the extent of the injury, which could impact George's availability moving forward.

Steph Curry continues to dazzle fans with his remarkable skills, as showcased in a recent game against the Atlanta Hawks. His impressive layup over defenders went viral, amassing over 100,000 views on X shortly after it happened.

In just 13 minutes of play, Curry recorded 13 points, 3 assists, and 1 rebound while maintaining an incredible shooting percentage. Despite a recent loss to the Los Angeles Clippers, the Golden State Warriors hold the best record in the Western Conference, largely due to Curry's contributions.

In a decisive victory, the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 109-99, with Jalen Williams leading the charge with 30 points. Isaiah Hartenstein made a significant impact in his season debut, contributing a double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds after recovering from an injury.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 28 points, showcasing his ability to draw fouls by making all 14 of his free throws. The Thunder's bench outscored Portland's, and a strong fourth quarter helped secure the win. The Trail Blazers struggled with turnovers, allowing Oklahoma City to capitalize on their mistakes.

The Chicago Bulls faced a tough challenge against the Milwaukee Bucks, losing 122-106 despite a solid start. Bulls guard Zach LaVine highlighted the team's defensive struggles, particularly against Giannis Antetokounmpo, who scored 41 points. Coach Billy Donovan expressed frustration over the lack of game plan discipline and the need for younger players to improve their awareness and decision-making.

Despite shooting well from three-point range, the Bulls could not contain Antetokounmpo, who excelled in the fourth quarter, showcasing his skills as an MVP. The absence of Patrick Williams added to the Bulls' challenges, leaving them with limited options on the wing.