NBA Spurs deal Knicks another blow, Wizards rally to beat Lakers

It doesn’t seem like the New York Knicks are good with both their big star Carmelo Anthony and their new sensation Jeremy Lin. The San Antonio Spurs dealt the Knicks another loss 118-105 as the Knicks go down 2-5 with both players on the floor.
Anthony had 27 while Lin had 15, but it was the comeback of Tony Parker for the Spurs that mattered. Parker had 32 for the Spurs which also got 17 apiece from Manu Ginobili and Tim Duncan.
In Washington, the Wizards came back from 21 points down to hand the Los Angeles Lakers their second straight loss. Kobe Bryant returned to his clear mask, but the result was bleak in a bizarre finish. He hit only one of 10 and his 30-point total was inconsequential.
In Milwaukee, Derrick Rose faked like he was going to drive to the basket again, creating just enough of a cushion on defender Brandon Jennings. Then he slid to his left in a split second, drilling a winning shot at the buzzer.
The reigning league MVP sure knows how to thrill a stadium filled with Bulls fans—even when he isn’t playing at home.
Rose’s off-balance shot just inside the 3-point line capped a 30-point night that powered the Chicago Bulls to a 106-104 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday.

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