Wednesday night’s 10-game NBA slate had a little bit of everything: an injury scare for one of the league’s biggest stars, an eight-game win streak snapped, two huge comebacks and three different players scoring 32 points.

Here are the biggest storylines from November 11, with final scores confirmed by the RealGM scoreboard.

Rockets 115, Warriors 108: Curry leaves in the first quarter

The headline everyone will be watching is Stephen Curry’s health. Early in the first quarter, Curry hit a three, grabbed his right side as he backpedaled and walked straight to the locker room, according to a game recap from Tome Collective. Golden State ruled him out early in the second quarter with right abdominal soreness. He finished with three points in six minutes, and no further diagnosis had been announced.

Without him, Houston pulled away. The Rockets led 35-20 after one quarter, and though the Warriors got within five at halftime, Houston stretched the lead back to 10 in the fourth. Kevin Durant scored 20 and moved into seventh on the NBA’s career scoring list. Alperen Şengün nearly had a triple-double with 19 points, 13 rebounds and nine assists. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg led Golden State with 25 points and 10 rebounds.

The loss ended the Warriors’ eight-game winning streak on the first night of a five-game road trip. Houston moved to 9-3, and Golden State fell to 8-4.

Cavaliers 115, Knicks 107: Harden owns the Garden

James Harden scored 32 points on 9-of-14 shooting, including 5-of-7 from three, as Cleveland won at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks erased a nine-point deficit in the fourth and tied it at 99, but Harden answered with a pull-up and a 27-footer, and New York never got even again. Jalen Brunson led the Knicks with 27. Cleveland is now 6-6, and New York is 6-5.

Spurs 124, Bulls 119: Wembanyama leads a 21-point comeback

San Antonio trailed by as many as 21 in Chicago before Victor Wembanyama took over. He finished with 32 points on 13-of-18 shooting, nine rebounds and five blocks, and scored 10 of the Spurs’ 17 points in the decisive fourth-quarter run. The Spurs improved to 10-2.

Celtics 98, Raptors 93: Another big rally

Boston came back from 22 points down to win in Toronto. Jayson Tatum led the Celtics with 24 points and eight assists despite a tough shooting night. Boston is also 10-2.

The rest of the night

  • Lakers 123, Bucks 112: Luka Dončić scored 32 as the Lakers improved to 11-2. Milwaukee fell to 1-11.
  • Nets 145, Pelicans 111: Brooklyn’s 34-point win was the largest margin of the night. Zion Williamson scored 29 for New Orleans.
  • Nuggets 123, Grizzlies 118: Jamal Murray scored 30, including 17 in the fourth quarter.
  • Magic 123, Jazz 108: Franz Wagner poured in 38 points.
  • Pacers 114, Wizards 101: Pascal Siakam led Indiana with 28.
  • Trail Blazers 118, Thunder 108: Deni Avdija scored 28 as Portland beat Oklahoma City for the second straight night, despite 31 from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

What to watch next

All eyes are on Golden State’s next injury update for Curry. Abdominal issues can be tricky, and the Warriors are early in a long road trip. Meanwhile, the Lakers, Celtics and Spurs keep stacking wins at the top of the standings, and Portland’s back-to-back wins over the Thunder are worth noting for anyone tracking the West.

The bottom line

Wednesday was a reminder of how fast an NBA season can change. One awkward step took Curry out of a game and ended a streak, while Harden, Wembanyama and Dončić showed why they remain must-watch stars every night.

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