SAN ANTONIO -- Danny Green had 17 points and the San Antonio Spurs had a season-high 16 3-pointers, rolling past the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-96 on Saturday night for their 10th straight victory.
NFL Jerseys China . Patty Mills had 15 points, Tony Parker added 12 points and Tiago Splitter and Marco Belinelli each had 10 points for San Antonio (12-1), which tied the best start in franchise history. The Spurs never trailed while scoring a season high in points. Andrew Bynum had 16 points, Kyrie Irving added 15 points, Matthew Dellavedova had 14 points and Dion Waiters 11 for Cleveland (4-10). Anthony Bennett, the top overall draft pick, had a season-high nine points. The Spurs were 16 for 24 on 3s while remaining undefeated at home. All of San Antonios 13 players scored at least six points, giving its starters a needed rest after playing Friday night in Memphis. After Cleveland shot 22 per cent from the field in the second quarter, San Antonio began to empty its bench midway through the third. Following Tyler Zellers layup with 5:48 left in the second quarter, the Cavaliers did not score again until Bynums layup with 37.4 seconds remaining. San Antonio took a 35-point lead during Clevelands offensive drought. Parker had four points and an assist during the run, with his two free throws putting the Spurs up 63-28 with 53.3 seconds left. San Antonio scored a season-high 65 points in the first half, surpassing its previous high of 57 against Philadelphia with 2:22 remaining in the second quarter. The Spurs were 5 for 8 on 3-pointers in the first quarter, with Green and Matt Bonner hitting consecutive 3s to give San Antonio their first double-digit lead at 27-17 with 2 minutes left. The Spurs targeted Bynum defensively early, but with Splitter and not the more prolific Tim Duncan. Splitter hit consecutive baskets against the Cavaliers big man, including faking left and right before tossing in a hook shot. NOTES: Spurs F Boris Diaw was a late scratch, sitting out with a bruised right rib he suffered against Memphis on Friday night. ... Cavaliers G Jarrett Jack left with an injured neck with 2 minutes left in the third quarter after driving the top of his head into Cory Josephs hip while trying to create space. ... Bonner attempted to hand the ball to Parker after ripping a rebound away from San Antonios point guard. Parker put his hands up and shook his head, playfully making Bonner bring the ball upcourt. ... Cavaliers G C.J. Miles (right calf strain) missed his second straight game after playing in the teams first dozen, including three starts. . Parker shared a long hug and cheerful conversation with Brown, a former Spurs assistant who was with the team during the 2003 NBA championship.
Cheap Jerseys . Los Angeles won for the 14th time in 16 games and moved 10 games ahead of second-place Oakland in the American League West with 16 games to play. Aybar homered against Nick Martinez (3-11) in the second inning to put the Angels ahead 2-1.
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Jerseys From China. Langer birdied both the second, when he holed from eight feet, and the third from five feet. He dropped a shot at the fourth when his approach only reached the front edge and he putted up to three feet and missed. He left his eagle putt at the long sixth on the lip, then bagged his fourth birdie at the seventh. He moved 14 clear when Gibson had a bogey at the 10th, but then Langer missed his par putt at 11, in what was only his fifth bogey of the week. Langer claimed his fifth birdie of the day at the short No. 12, then posted five straight pars before finding the final green in two and two-putting for a closing birdie, his 23rd of the tournament. Montgomeries closing 69 saw him win what he called "the other competition." He dropped two strokes early on but then birdied the sixth and eighth to be level at the turn. He parred seven holes on the run from Nos. 9 through 16 before birdies at the last two to move clear of the rest of the chasers. Gibson, second overnight, struggled on the final day, closing with a 4-over 75 while Pernice and Lane shot 70 and 72 respectively. Americans Bob Tway (76) and Scott Dunlap (75) shared sixth place on level par 284, one ahead of Argentinas Miguel Angel Jimenez (68) and Kirk Triplett (70) of the United States. Tom Watson and Fred Couples struggled on the final day. Watson posted a 6-over 77 with fellow American Couples one worse, to finish on 286 and 288 respectively. Watson finished in a share of 10th alongside countryman Russ Cochran. Couples was tied for 13th.
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