The NBA had 10 games on tap Friday evening with quite a few intriguing matchups. The Los Angeles Lakers hit the road to take on the San Antonio Spurs in a rematch of Wednesday's thrilling affair, but this time the Spurs came out on top thanks to DeMar DeRozan's huge night.

The Golden State Warriors had another tough test as they took on the Milwaukee Bucks, but they got revenge for the Bucks' win in their last meeting. It was a sloppier game than expected, but the champs proved they still have what it takes to win a tough game on the road.

Here's everything you need to know about Friday's games, along with Saturday's schedule.

NBA scores for Friday, Dec. 7

*All times Eastern  

NBA schedule for Saturday, Dec. 8

*All times Eastern

Warriors shut down Bucks offense

The Bucks offense came into Friday night averaging a league-best 115.1 points per 100 possessions, but they were held to a season-low 95 by a motivated Warriors defense. Steph Curry and Klay Thompson led the Warriors with 20 points each.

DeRozan helps Spurs get revenge

LeBron James had a huge game, but it was DeMar DeRozan who was the star of the night. The former Raptors guard scored 36 points in the win over the Lakers, adding nine assists and eight rebounds.

Millsap suffers broken toe

The Denver Nuggets have vastly improved their defense this season, but they'll now be without one of their best defenders, Paul Millsap, for an extended period. Millsap reportedly suffered a broken toe in the Nuggets' loss to the Hornets on Friday.

Butler leads Sixers without Embiid

No Joel Embiid? No problem. Jimmy Butler got to take control of the offense as Embiid missed his first game of the season for rest purposes, and Butler didn't disappoint. He put up 38 points, six rebounds, six assists and three steals in a win over the Pistons.

Markkanen wins it for Bulls

Lauri Markkanen is still coming back from an injury that kept him out most of the year, but he didn't look rusty on Friday night. He hit a game-winning floater against the Thunder after a nifty spin move.

LeBron has full stat line in one half

If LeBron finished a game with 24 points, eight assists and seven rebounds, you'd probably say that was pretty good. Yeah, he did that in the first half against the Spurs. The King finished with 35 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds, but it wasn't enough to beat the Spurs.

Bam!

With Hassan Whiteside out, you knew we'd be treated to some highlights from Bam Adebayo. He did not disappoint.

Kawhi hustles on both ends

First he goes into the stands for a steal, then he races all the way back down court for the dunk. Is there anything Kawhi Leonard can't do?