NBA: San Antonio Spurs earn team-record-extending 19th straight win

Nineteen points from Tony Parker helped the San Antonio Spurs to a team-record-extending 19th straight win on Wednesday.

Parker also added eight assists as his side beat the Golden State Warriors 111-90 at the AT&T Centre.
Miami remain at the head of the Eastern Conference with a fourth straight win coming against the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Heat had 17 points from Lebron James and 15 from Chris Bosh, with Dwayne Wade still out injured.
Indiana - second to Miami - led by Paul George's 27 points, saw off the Detroit Pistons 101-94.
The New York Knicks made it 12 wins from 15 and five players made it to double-figures in a 110-81 rout of the Brooklyn Nets, while Cleveland had Kyrie Irving back after eight games out injured and he landed 17 points as Orlando were beaten 119-98.
Washington made it to the play-offs for the first time since 2008 with a 118-92 win over Boston - Marcin Gorat scoring 22 - while Chicago saw off Atlanta 105-92.
The Charlotte Bobcats ended a six-game losing run at Philadelphia, taking the honours 123-93, while Rudy Gay scored 31 points for the Sacramento Kings as they beat the Los Angeles Lakers 107-102.
Twenty-three points each from Darren Collison and Blake Griffin helped the LA Clippers beat Phoenix 110-108 and DeMar DeRozan landed 29 points for Toronto as Houston were seen off 107-103.
Minnesota beat Memphis 102-88 to end a six-game losing streak at home and a career-best 34 points from Kenneth Faried helped Denverto a 137-107 win over New Orleans.