List of NBA Sunday Showcase on ABC results

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The following is a list of results and scores for all games televised by ABC under the NBA Sunday Showcase branding.

Contents

2020s

2023–24

2023–2024
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 112:00 pm Boston Celtics 110–106 Miami Heat
February 251:00 pm Milwaukee Bucks 119–98 Philadelphia 76ers
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 113–123 Phoenix Suns
March 31:00 pm Philadelphia 76ers 120-116 Dallas Mavericks
3:30 pm Golden State Warriors 88-140 Boston Celtics
March 171:00 pm Phoenix Suns 129-140 Milwaukee Bucks
3:30 pm Denver Nuggets 105-107 Dallas Mavericks

2022–23

2022–2023
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 122:00 pm Memphis Grizzlies 109-119 Boston Celtics
February 261:00 pm Phoenix Suns 101-104 Milwaukee Bucks
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 111-108 Dallas Mavericks
March 51:00 pm Phoenix Suns 130-126 Dallas Mavericks
3:30 pm Golden State Warriors 105-113 Los Angeles Lakers

2021–22

2021–2022
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 132:00 pm Atlanta Hawks 95–105 Boston Celtics
February 271:00 pm Philadelphia 76ers 125–109 New York Knicks
3:30 pm Utah Jazz 118–114 Phoenix Suns
March 61:00 pm Brooklyn Nets 120–126 Boston Celtics
3:30 pm Phoenix Suns 122–132 Milwaukee Bucks
March 131:00 pm New York Knicks 107–110 Brooklyn Nets
3:30 pm Dallas Mavericks 95–92 Boston Celtics
April 31:00 pm Dallas Mavericks 118–112 Milwaukee Bucks
3:30 pm Denver Nuggets 129–118 Los Angeles Lakers

2020–21

2020–2021
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 213:30 pm Boston Celtics 115–120 (OT) New Orleans Pelicans
February 28 Los Angeles Clippers 100–105 Milwaukee Bucks
April 4 Los Angeles Lakers 86–104 Los Angeles Clippers
May 2 Brooklyn Nets 114–117 Milwaukee Bucks

2019–20

2019–2020
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 22 pm New Orleans Pelicans 109–117 Houston Rockets
February 233:30 pm Boston Celtics 112–114 Los Angeles Lakers
March 1 Philadelphia 76ers 130–136 Los Angeles Clippers
March 8 Los Angeles Lakers 112–103 Los Angeles Clippers
August 2 Portland Trail Blazers 124–128 Boston Celtics
8:30 pm Milwaukee Bucks 116–120 Houston Rockets
August 93 pm San Antonio Spurs 122–113 New Orleans Pelicans

2010s

2018–19

2018–2019
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 32 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 129–134 [1] Boston Celtics
February 103:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 120–143 Philadelphia 76ers
March 3 Houston Rockets 115–104 Boston Celtics
March 10 Indiana Pacers 89–106 Philadelphia 76ers
March 17 Philadelphia 76ers 130–125 Milwaukee Bucks
April 7 Oklahoma City Thunder 132–126 Minnesota Timberwolves
Schedule source: [2]

2017–18

2017–2018
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
February 42 pm Los Angeles Lakers 108–104 [3] Oklahoma City Thunder
February 113:30 pm Cleveland Cavaliers 121–99 Boston Celtics
February 25 San Antonio Spurs 110–94 Cleveland Cavaliers
March 11 Golden State Warriors 103–109 Minnesota Timberwolves
April 1 Houston Rockets 83–100 San Antonio Spurs
Schedule source: [4]

2016–17

2016–2017
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 293:30 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 91–107 [5] Cleveland Cavaliers
February 52 pm Los Angeles Clippers 102–107 [6] Boston Celtics
February 123:30 pm San Antonio Spurs 90–94 [7] New York Knicks
March 5 Golden State Warriors 112–105 [8] New York Knicks
March 12 Chicago Bulls 80–100 Boston Celtics
March 26 Oklahoma City Thunder 125–137 Houston Rockets
April 21 pm Boston Celtics 110–94 New York Knicks
3:30 pm Utah Jazz 103–109 San Antonio Spurs
Schedule source: [9]

2015–16

2015–2016
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 313:30 pm Chicago Bulls 93–120 [10] Los Angeles Clippers
February 72 pm Los Angeles Clippers 100–93 [11] Miami Heat
February 213:30 pm Cleveland Cavaliers 115–92 [12] Oklahoma City Thunder
March 6 Golden State Warriors 95–112 [13] Los Angeles Lakers
March 13 Cleveland Cavaliers 114–90 [14] Los Angeles Clippers
April 3 Oklahoma City Thunder 110–118 [15] Houston Rockets
Schedule source: [16]

2014–15

2014–2015
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 251 pm Miami Heat 96–84 [17] Chicago Bulls
3:30 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 98–108 [18] Cleveland Cavaliers
February 81 pm Los Angeles Clippers 108–131 [19] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 105–120 [20] Cleveland Cavaliers
March 11 pm Los Angeles Clippers 96–86 [21] Chicago Bulls
3:30 pm Cleveland Cavaliers 103–105 [22] Houston Rockets
March 81 pm Chicago Bulls 105–116 [23] San Antonio Spurs
3:30 pm Los Angeles Clippers 98–106 [24] Golden State Warriors
March 151 pm Chicago Bulls 100–109 [25] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Houston Rockets 100–98 [26] Los Angeles Clippers
March 2912:30 pm Houston Rockets 99–91 [27] Washington Wizards
April 51 pm Houston Rockets 115–112 [28] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Chicago Bulls 94–99 [29] Cleveland Cavaliers
Schedule sources: [30] [31]

2013–14

2013–2014
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 261 pm San Antonio Spurs 101–113 [32] Miami Heat
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 103–110 [33] New York Knicks
February 91 pm New York Knicks 100–112 [34] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Chicago Bulls 92–86 [35] Los Angeles Lakers
February 231 pm Los Angeles Clippers 125–117 [36] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Chicago Bulls 79–93 [37] Miami Heat
March 21 pm New York Knicks 90–109 [38] Chicago Bulls
March 9 Miami Heat 88–95 [39] Chicago Bulls
3:30 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 110–114 [40] Los Angeles Lakers
March 16 Houston Rockets 104–113 [41] Miami Heat
April 61 pm New York Knicks 91–102 [42] Miami Heat
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 97–120 [43] Los Angeles Clippers
April 131 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 97–102 [44] Indiana Pacers
Schedule source: [45]

2012–13

2012–2013
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 271 pm Miami Heat 98–100 [46] Boston Celtics
3:30 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 96–105 [47] Los Angeles Lakers
February 101 pm Los Angeles Clippers 102–88 [48] New York Knicks
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 97–107 [49] Miami Heat
February 241 pm Los Angeles Lakers 103–99 [50] Dallas Mavericks
March 3 Miami Heat 99–93 [51] New York Knicks
3:30 pm Oklahoma City Thunder 108–104 [52] Los Angeles Clippers
March 101 pm Boston Celtics 79–91 [53] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Chicago Bulls 81–90 [54] Los Angeles Lakers
March 17 New York Knicks 80–93 [55] Los Angeles Clippers
April 71 pm New York Knicks 125–120 [56] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 95–109 [57] Los Angeles Clippers
April 141 pm Chicago Bulls 93–105 [58] Miami Heat
Schedule source: [59]

2011–12

2011–2012
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 293:30 pm Chicago Bulls 93–97 [60] Miami Heat
February 12 Chicago Bulls 91–95 [61] Boston Celtics
February 191 pm Dallas Mavericks 97–104 [62] New York Knicks
3:30 pm Orlando Magic 78–90 [63] Miami Heat
March 41 pm New York Knicks 111–115 [64] Boston Celtics
3:30 pm Miami Heat 83–93 [65] Los Angeles Lakers
March 11 Boston Celtics 94–97 [66] Los Angeles Lakers
April 11 pm Chicago Bulls 78–92 [67] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Miami Heat 72–91 [68] Boston Celtics
April 81 pm Chicago Bulls 99–100 [69] New York Knicks
April 15 Miami Heat 93–85 [70] New York Knicks
3:30 pm Dallas Mavericks 108–112 [71] Los Angeles Lakers
April 22 Oklahoma City Thunder 106–114 [72] Los Angeles Lakers
Schedule sources: [73] [74]

2010–11

2010–2011
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 301 pm Miami Heat 108–103 [75] Oklahoma City Thunder
3:30 pm Boston Celtics 109–96 [76] Los Angeles Lakers
February 62:30 pm Orlando Magic 80–91 [77] Boston Celtics
February 131 pm Miami Heat 82–85 [78] Boston Celtics
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 75–89 [79] Orlando Magic
February 272:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 90–87 [80] Oklahoma City Thunder
March 61 pm Chicago Bulls 87–86 [81] Miami Heat
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 99–83 [82] San Antonio Spurs
March 13 Orlando Magic 111–88 [83] Phoenix Suns
April 31 pm Phoenix Suns 97–114 [84] San Antonio Spurs
3:30 pm Denver Nuggets 95–90 [85] Los Angeles Lakers
April 101 pm Chicago Bulls 102–99 [86] Orlando Magic
3:30 pm Boston Celtics 77–100 [87] Miami Heat
Schedule sources: [88] [89]

2009–10

2009–2010
DateTime (ET)VisitorResultHost
January 311 pm Denver Nuggets 103–89 [90] San Antonio Spurs
3:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 90–89 [91] Boston Celtics
February 72:30 pm Orlando Magic 96–89 [92] Boston Celtics
February 211 pm Cleveland Cavaliers 95–101 [93] Orlando Magic
3:30 pm Boston Celtics 105–114 [94] Denver Nuggets
February 281 pm Phoenix Suns 110–113 [95] San Antonio Spurs
3:30 pm Denver Nuggets 89–95 [96] Los Angeles Lakers
March 72:30 pm Los Angeles Lakers 94–96 [97] Orlando Magic
March 143:30 pm Boston Celtics 93–104 [98] Cleveland Cavaliers
April 41 pm Cleveland Cavaliers 113–117 [99] Boston Celtics
3:30 pm San Antonio Spurs 100–81 [100] Los Angeles Lakers
April 111 pm Orlando Magic 98–92 [101] Cleveland Cavaliers
3:30 pm Portland Trail Blazers 91–88 [102] Los Angeles Lakers
Schedule sources: [103] [104] [105]

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