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The Utah Jazz suffered a significant loss against the New York Knicks, falling one hundred twelve to one hundred forty-six. Despite a two-game winning streak, the Jazz struggled in the first quarter, allowing the Knicks to build a commanding lead. Keyonte George and Lauri Markkanen led the Jazz with eighteen points each, but both had a team-worst minus thirty-three plus-minus rating. Ace Bailey, the Jazzs fifth overall draft pick, played the most minutes and contributed thirteen points and five rebounds. The Knicks were led by Jalen Brunsons thirty-three points and Miles McBrides twenty-two points off the bench. The Jazz will face another tough opponent, the reigning champion Oklahoma City Thunder, in their next game.

The Toronto Raptors suffered a humiliating defeat against the Charlotte Hornets, their worst of the season, following a grueling match against the Los Angeles Lakers the previous night. The back-to-back games clearly drained the team, leading to a lackluster performance. The Raptors aim to rebound this Sunday against the Boston Celtics, with the game set for 3:30 PM ET at Scotiabank Arena. Fans can watch on TSN Sports or NBA League Pass.

The New York Knicks set a new NBA record with a staggering twenty-three-point lead before the Utah Jazz even scored a point. The Knicks dominant start, which included a twenty-eight-point advantage by the end of the first quarter, marked the largest game-opening run in NBA history. The Jazz struggled, missing their first twelve shots, and the Knicks defense was impenetrable. The Jazzs poor shooting and the Knicks historic performance made for an unforgettable first quarter.

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Orlando Magic edges Miami Heat in a thrilling finish, securing a 106-105 victory. Paolo Banchero returns, contributing nine points and six rebounds. Franz Wagner leads scorers with 32 points. The Magic faces New York Knicks this Sunday at Madison Square Garden.