Indiana Pacers 135, Atlanta Hawks 134
Edmund Summers nailed three clutch game-winning free throws to bring up win number 48 for the Indiana Pacers.
Miami Heat 94, Brooklyn Nets 113
Dwyane Wade recorded a triple-double in his final NBA game but the Heat lost by 19 points at Brooklyn.
Orlando Magic 122, Charlotte Hornets 114
Terrence Ross scored 35 as the Orlando Magic overcame 43 by Kemba Walker and seal the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference.
Detroit Pistons 115, New York Knicks 89
With their destiny in their hand, the Pistons cruised to a win over the New York Knicks to clinch their playoff berth as the eighth seed.
Chicago Bulls 109, Philadelphia 76ers 125
Despite all their key rotation players resting, the Philadelphia 76ers registered a comfortable win over the Chicago Bulls.
.@TJMcConnell drops 18 points and tallies 6 assists in the win over Chicago! #HereTheyCome pic.twitter.com/19OJPmP0lw
— * - Philadelphia 76ers (@sixers) April 11, 2019
Golden State Warriors 117, Memphis Grizzlies 132
With their All-Star not playing or playing limited minutes, the Warriors lost their regular season finale to the Memphis Grizzlies, courtesy of a career-high 32 points (career-high 8 3's) in 27 minutes from Jevon Carter.
Oklahoma City Thunder 127, Milwaukee Bucks 116
Russell Westbrook records the 34th triple-double of the season, helping the Thunder beat the shorthanded Bucks and clinch the sixth seed in the West.
Dallas Mavericks 94, San Antonio Spurs 105
In his final NBA game, Dirk Nowitzki bid farewell with a double-double of 20 points and 10 rebounds in a loss to the San Antonio Spurs, which assured them the seventh spot.
Minnesota Timberwolves 95, Denver Nuggets 99
The Denver Nuggets closed out this game on a 15-0 run to cap off the comeback win, and guarantee themselves the No. 2 seed in the West.
Utah Jazz 137, LA Clippers 143 [OT]
With a majority of their key rotation players resting, the Jazz still took the Clippers to overtime but eventually came out short.
Sacramento Kings 131, Portland Trail Blazers 136
The Blazers played six players, a majority of which were not part of their regular rotation, still beat the Sacramento Kings to climb to the third seed in the West.
