Utah basketball players beat Atlanta 116:98, achieving their seventh victory in the first eight meetings of the new NBA season.
The Jazz thus kept the top of the Western Conference ahead of Golden State, who have one win less.
The game was uncertain in the first three quarters, at the entrance to the last part the guests were leading 75:74.
In the last quarter, the guests played brilliantly and won that period of the game with 41:24, scoring as many as eight three-pointers.
The winning team was led by bench player Jordan Clarkson with 30 points, while Bojan Bogdanović scored 31 in 23 minutes.
Joe Ingles scored 19 and Rudy Gober 13, along with 15 rebounds.
Tre Young was the most effective with 21 points and seven assists for the home team, which recorded its second consecutive defeat, and fifth overall.
Oklahoma basketball players beat the Lakers 107:104, for only the second triumph this season and the second against the same team.
The Lakers, who performed without the injured LeBron James, had a 19-point advantage, but it was not enough to win.
Shai Gilges-Alexander led the guests with 28 points, Lugenz Dort added 17.
Anthony Davis (29), Russell Westbrook (27) and Carmelo Anthony (21) were the most effective for the Lakers.
Phoenix beat Houston with 123:111, registering their third win in a row.
Devin Booker led the Suns with 27 points, while Mikal Bridges and Deandre Ayton each scored 16. On the other side, Kevin Porter with 20 points and Christian Wood with 18 were the most effective.
Boston defeated Miami 95:78 on the road, ending the Florida team's five-game winning streak.
Jaylen Brown scored 17 points and led six Boston scorers in double figures. Denis Schruder added 14, and Aaron Nesmith 13. Jimmy Butler with 20 and Duncan Robinson with 16 points were the most effective for the hosts.
Philadelphia was better than Detroit with 109:98. Seth Curry with 23 and Tyris Maxey with 20 led the visitors, while Jerami Grant was the first name of the Pistons with 27 points, six rebounds and four assists.
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