Oklahoma City Thunder became the first NBA team to win three games on consecutive nights this season by beating the visiting San Antonio Spurs 108-96 yesterday.

Kevin Durant had 21 points and 10 rebounds. He needed only three more assists to record his first career triple-double but instead sat out the entire fourth quarter with the rest of Oklahoma City's starters. The Thunder were able to coast to the finish after outscoring the Spurs 37-21 in the third.

Reserve James Harden scored 20 for the Thunder.

Gary Neal scored 18 to lead the Spurs, who played without point guard Tony Parker from midway through the third quarter. A team spokesman said Parker was fine and could have played.

TRAIL BLAZERS 98, CAVALIERS 78

In Portland, LaMarcus Aldridge had 28 points and eight rebounds as Portland overcame a slow start to pulled away from Cleveland.

Wesley Matthews added 24 points for the Trail Blazers.

Kyrie Irving, the top pick in last June's NBA draft, had 21 points - 11 in the third quarter - to lead Cleveland, which allowed the Trail Blazers to have 22 fast-break points.

MAGIC 104, KINGS 97

In Sacramento, Orlando beat Sacramento despite playing much of the game without foul-plagued Dwight Howard.

The All-Star center spent most of the first three quarters in foul trouble. He didn't get his first rebound until 4 minutes into the fourth and was scoreless before converting a three-point play with 6:35 remaining, putting the Magic ahead 87-85.

Jason Richardson scored a season-high 22 points and Glen Davis added a season-best 20 for Orlando.

Tyreke Evans had a season-high 28 points and eight assists for the Kings.

LAKERS 90, GRIZZLIES 82

In Los Angeles, Kobe Bryant scored 26 points as Los Angeles struggled past Memphis to notch its sixth consecutive home win.

Andrew Bynum had 15 points and 15 rebounds for the Lakers, who committed a season-worst 27 turnovers and never pulled away from the injury-depleted Grizzlies.

Rudy Gay scored 19 points to lead five players in double figures for Memphis, which wrapped up a three-game road trip with an unimpressive fourth quarter.

SUNS 109, BUCKS 93

In Phoenix, Steve Nash had 17 assists and 10 points in 27 minutes as Phoenix routed weary Milwaukee.

The Suns beat the Bucks in Phoenix for the 24th straight time, dating back to 1986-87. It is the NBA's second-longest active streak behind San Antonio's 27 wins in a row at home over Golden State.

Phoenix shot 58 percent, led by Marcin Gortat, who scored 18 points on 9-of-10 shooting.

Tobias Harris scored 15 for the Bucks at the end of an 0-5 road trip.

TIMBERWOLVES 93, WIZARDS 72

In Washington, Kevin Love had 20 points and 16 rebounds to lead Minnesota past winless Washington.

Ricky Rubio had 13 points and a career-high 14 assists, controlling the game during much of his 30 minutes off the bench. He entered with 1:30 remaining in the first quarter and quickly hit a 22-foot jumper to start a 17-2 run that gave Minnesota the lead for good.

Nick Young and Trevor Booker scored 14 points apiece to lead the Wizards, who dropped to 0-8 to extend their franchise-worst start to a season. Washington has already lost four games by 18 or more points.