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There were eight games on the NBA slate on Saturday, starting with a matinee in Los Angeles. We've got all the scores, highlights and updates from each game.

NBA scores for Saturday, Jan. 6

LeBron has monster game

LeBron James fell one assist short of a triple-double, but his stat line was still pretty impressive. He put up 33 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists and six steals while the Cavs took care of the Magic in Orlando. He also achieved yet another career milestone.

Delly ejected after hard foul on Beal

Matthew Dellavedova has a reputation for being a dirty player, and things like this certainly won't help. He earned a flagrant two and an ejection for this foul on Bradley Beal.

Look what KAT found

Sometimes it's just about being in the right place at the right time. Once Karl-Anthony Towns got the ball, he knew exactly what to do with it.

Boogie to The Brow

Isn't it nice when big men can pass like this? The Pelicans' twin towers are something else.

OK, T.J.

Rookie TJ Leaf announced his presence with authority by throwing down this vicious slam in traffic.

Gordon throws it down with one hand

We all know Aaron Gordon can dunk, but that doesn't mean he doesn't still surprise us sometimes.

Thomas and LeBron build some chemistry

It's a great sight for Cavs fans -- Isaiah Thomas throwing a lead pass to LeBron for the slam.

Tatum dunks on his teammate

Watch out Aron Baynes! Celtics rookie Jayson Tatum doesn't care who's in front of him when he's coming down the lane.

Curry scores 45 ... in three quarters

Steph Curry got off to a hot start and never looked back. He scored 45 points in 30 minutes, including a career-high 15 free throws. The only thing that stopped him was the Warriors building such a big lead that he didn't play in the fourth quarter.

Griffin exits with scary injury

Blake Griffin caught an elbow from Warriors center JaVale McGee and stayed on the floor for several minutes afterward. Griffin's hand could be seen trembling while he was on the floor, but he was able to walk off the court under his own power. He was diagnosed with a concussion and the Clippers announced he would not return to the game.

Steph gets cooking early

At one point in the first quarter, Steph Curry was outscoring the Clippers, 17-16. Needless to say, he was feeling it.

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