Allen scored 22 points and Kevin Garnett

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Allen scored 22 points and Kevin Garnett had 12 points and 12 rebounds for Boston, which had won five in a row and nine of its previous 10 games. But Garnett was 6 for 23 from the field and Paul Pierce was 7 for 18, including a clean-look jumper at the end of overtime.

It rimmed out and Allen tried to push the rebound in, but Gasol got his fingertips on it and it floated away as the buzzer sounded.

PHOENIX (AP) — Luis Scola scored 16 points, Patrick Patterson added 14 and the Houston Rockets outlasted the Phoenix Suns 98-89 on Thursday night.

Chase Budinger and Kyle Lowry each scored 12 points, and the Rockets used a 57-13 edge in scoring from its backups to win their third straight and fourth in five games.

Channing Frye, playing the entire second half, scored a season-high 21 points, and Marcin Gortat added 16 for the Suns, whose season-best, three-game winning streak was snapped. Steve Nash, selected to his eighth All-Star game earlier Thursday, scored 14 points on 7-for-7 shooting and had 13 assists.

The Rockets held the Suns to five field goals and 13 points in the fourth quarter.

Warriors 109, Nuggets 101

DENVER (AP) — Stephen Curry scored a season-best 36 points and the Golden State Warriors handed the fading Denver Nuggets their fifth straight loss, 109-101 cheap gucci outlet 2012 on Thursday night.

It is the longest losing streak in five seasons for the Nuggets, who have dropped seven of eight games overall and also have lost five in a row at home.

Klay Thompson added 19 points, Dorrell Wright had 15 and Monta Ellis 14 for the Warriors, who snapped a two-game skid and posted just their third win in nine road games.

The Warriors, one of just two sub.-500 teams the Nuggets will see the rest of February, used a 37-20 third quarter to put this one away.

If you're a fan of Adele -- and, judging by the numbers, most of you are -- then you're probably going to be really happy on Sunday night.

I'm predicting that the multiplatinum soul-pop star is going to crush the competition when the Grammy Awards are handed out at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Adele is nominated in a half-dozen categories, which trails only Kanye West's seven nods, and she could take home the entire six-pack. If she does, she'll tie the record -- set by Beyoncé in 2010 -- for most Grammys won by a female in one single night.

Adele's case for 2012 Grammy supremacy seems undeniable. She had by far the best-selling album of last year -- "21" sold nearly 5 million copies, while the closest runner-up, Lady Gaga's "Born This Way," came in just shy of 2 million.

More important, many believe "21" was the year's best mainstream offering. Adele represents the rare occasion where popular and critical opinion have converged, which distances Adele from so many of her competitors. She's thought of as a "real" singer who makes "grown-up" music that just happens to appeal to all ages.

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