We take a look at Sunday's games

Miami Heat won San Antonio Spurs in the reissue of the 2013 finals. Wins for Knicks, Pelicans, Suns, Nets, Dallas, Warriors and Nuggets.

San Antonio Spurs 101 – Miami Heat 113: Heat add a new victory over the Spurs. The game was so tight until the last minutes of the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth, where de Heat achieved a comfortable advantage and where they gave Lebron and Wade a rest. Chris Bosh was the leader of the team scoring 24 points, missing just one shot (9-10).

Los Angeles Lakers 103 – New York Knicks 110: another victory for the Knicks. Once Again, Carmelo Anthony was the leader of the team scoring 35 points. The contributions of Meeks (24 points) and Pau Gasol (20 points and 13 rebounds) were not enough. Lakers are receding from playoffs’ positions, while the Knicks are approaching them.

Orlando Magic 92 – New Orleans Pelicans 100: second straight victory for the Pelicans, in which his main star Anthony Davis shone with 22 points and 19 rebounds. Tyreke Evans led the vicrory with 23 points 7 rebounds and 7 assists.

Phoenix Suns 99 – Cleveland Cavaliers 90: Suns returned to the win led by Morris (27 points and 15 rebounds). They remain at the 7th in the Western Conference.

Brooklyn Nets 85 – Boston Celtics 79: Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce returned to Boston since they were traded to Brooklyn. Nets, with a five victory streak, have reached the 7th place in the Eastern Conference, despite of a terrible outburst of season.

Detroit Pistons 106 – Dallas Mavericks 116: Mavericks won Pistons, a team that seems to wander this season. Mavs were led by Nowitzki (27 points and 9 rebounds) and by the Spanish guard, José Manuel Calderón (17 points, 7-8 in field goals).

Portland Trail Blazers 88 – Golden State Warriors 103: Curry with his 38 points was responsible for annihilating the Blazers. This time, Lamarcus Aldridge was not at his level scoring 10 points and grabbing 11 rebounds.

Denver Nuggets 125 – Sacramento Kings 117: Nuggets arrived at Sacramento after defeating the best team in the league. They were led by Ty Lawson with 27 points. Kings noticed the absence of its two main stars, Demarcus Cousins and Rudy Gay.