Here is week 4 of the 75-76 NBA season.
Atlanta 115 Buffalo 123
The Braves jumped out early on the Hawks and held on to get the win and go to 4-0. Randy Smith had a triple double with 19 points, 10 rebounds, and 11 assists. John McMillan ahd 23 points for Buffalo.
Seattle 107 Golden State 116
In Oakland, the Warriors improved to 3-1 on the year with a tight win over the SuperSonics. Phil Smith scored 24 for the Warriors and Rick Barry had 21 for Golden State, Seattle falls to 2-2.
Washington 108 Philadelphia 110
At the Spectrum, the 76ers came from behind in the 4th qaurter and took the lead for good with two minutes to go to defeat the Bullets. Doug Collins led the Sixers with 25 points and George McGinnis had a double-dobule.
Phoenix 116 Detroit 111
The Pistons blew a nine point halftime lead and the Suns grabbed their first win of the year in Detroit. Paul Westphal had 29 points to lead the Suns and Alvan Adams had a triple-double.
Milwaukee 103 Los Angeles 104
At the Forum, the Lakers won a tight battle over the Bucks. Gail Goodrich hit a field goal with 3 seconds left to give the Lakers the lead and the win. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had a double-double to lead Los Angeles.
Kansas City 111 Portland 101
A huge second half by Kansas City gave them a come from behidn win over the Trailblazers. Portland blew a 12 point halftime lead as the Kings outscored the T-Blazers 41-24 in the 4th quarter, it was Portland's first loss of the year.
Houston 90 Chicago 103
At Chicago Stadium, the Bulls won convincingly over the struggling Rockets. Bob Love led the Bulls with 22 points and Mickey Johnson followed up with 19 of his own.
Boston 106 New Orleans 120
The Celtics fell to a shocking 0-4 with a loss in New Orleans. Pete MAravich had 22 points to lead the Jazz and Nate Williams had 20. The Celtics are the only remaining winless team in the league.
New York 136 Cleveland 98
It was all Knicks in Richfield, as New York destroyed previously undefeated Cleveland. Earl Monroe had 27 points, Walt Frazier scored 25, and Spencer Haywood had a double-double for the Knicks.
Week 4 Standings
Atlantic Division
Buffalo 4-0
New York 3-1
Philadelphia 2-2
Boston 0-4
Central Division
Cleveland 3-1
Atlanta 2-2
New Orleans 2-2
Houston 1-3
Washington 1-3
Midwest Division
Chicago 2-2
Kansas City 2-2
Milwaukee 2-2
Detroit 1-3
Pacific Division
Golden State 3-1
Portland 3-1
Los Angeles 2-2
Seattle 2-2
Phoenix 1-3
Next Week's Games
Cleveland at Boston
Buffalo at Washington
Philadelphia at Houston
New Orleans at New York
Kansas City at Atlanta
Chicago at Seattle
Los Angeles at Detroit
Golden State at Milwaukee
Portland at Phoenix
Tomorrow will be the NHL, and then doubles on Sunday with week 5 of NASCAR and the MLB.
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