Indiana at Sacramento (9 p.m. EST). After their first home loss of the season to Minnesota on Friday night, the Kings look to bounce back against the Pacers.

STARS

Friday

_Kevin Garnett, Timberwolves, had 33 points and a career-high 25 rebounds and made consecutive 3-pointers to force overtime in Minnesota's 112-109 win over Sacramento.

_Tim Duncan, Spurs, scored 47 points to lead San Antonio over Orlando 105-94.

_Allen Iverson, 76ers, scored 35 points, sending Philadelphia past Miami 93-90.

_Kenyon Martin, had 20 points and matched his career high with 21 rebounds in New Jersey's 93-86 win over Milwaukee.

_Jermaine O'Neal, Pacers, scored 30 points after spending the day fighting off a stomach illness and migraine headache, leading Indiana over Seattle 101-94.

ONE FOR THE AGES

Phoenix rallied from a 29-point deficit to beat Boston 110-106 Friday night. The largest comeback in Suns history occurred after Phoenix's best big man, Amare Stoudemire, limped off the court. Stoudemire sprained his left ankle with 3:20 left in the second quarter. He was taken for X-rays and did not return.

SAME OLD STORY

Orlando's team-record losing streak reached 18 games Friday night when the Magic fell to San Antonio 105-94. ... With their 86-67 win over the Los Angeles Clippers, Utah improved to 10-1 at home this season. The Clippers have won just once in Salt Lake City since the Delta Center opened in 1991.

SNAPPED

Minnesota beat Sacramento 112-109 in overtime Friday night, ending the Kings' eight-game winning streak.

STRONG IN DEFEAT

Sacramento's Brad Miller scored a career-high 35 points in the Kings' 112-109 overtime loss to Minnesota on Friday night.

EARLY SURPRISE

Denver has its first six-game winning streak in almost 13 years after a 98-91 win over Golden State on Friday night. The Nuggets (13-6) have won seven straight at home, nine of 11 overall and are off to their best start since 1989-90. Denver, which last won six straight in January 1991, extended its Midwest Division lead to 1{ games over idle Dallas.

CANCEL THE REUNION

Karl Malone will not play Sunday against his former team, the Utah Jazz, after being suspended for one game by the NBA for elbowing Dallas guard Steve Nash in the head. The penalty was announced Friday by NBA vice president Stu Jackson after he reviewed videotape of Malone's thrown elbow, which came in the Lakers' 114-103 victory on Thursday night.

SPEAKING

``I wasn't used to that. I've been getting booed for so long, it felt good to get people cheering for you and having signs. It just feels great, and I'm happy they accepted me.'' _ Bonzi Wells, who received a standing ovation from Memphis fans Friday night in the Grizzlies' 92-77 win over Washington. Wells, acquired Wednesday from Portland, scored 12 points.