RESULTS

at Golden State 99, Boston 89: Appearing drained one night after the loss to the Lakers at Staples Center that ended their franchise-record 19-game winning streak, the Celtics blew a 14-point lead and were stunned by the lowly Warriors (9-22), who got 28 points from Stephen Jackson. Boston, whose 27-4 record remains the NBA’s best despite losing consecutive games for the first time this season, was outscored, 35-17, in the fourth quarter. Paul Pierce had 21 points but Kevin Garnett scored only 14, and Ray Allen fouled out after scoring seven points in 29 minutes.

at Miami 90, Chicago 77: Dwyane Wade scored 28 points for the Heat, which is 16-12, eclipsing last season’s win total. Michael Beasley, the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft, scored 14 points. The No. 1 pick, Derrick Rose, had only 10 points on three-for-14 shooting for the Bulls.

at Utah 97, Dallas 88: Rookie Kosta Koufos scored a career-high 18 points as the Jazz won without injured Carlos Boozer, Paul Millsap and Mehmet Okur, their top three scorers. The Mavericks, whose three-game win streak ended, lost Dirk Nowitzki early in the fourth quarter when he was called for a flagrant foul.

at New Orleans 88, Houston 79: Chris Paul had 26 points and 10 assists for the Hornets, who ended a two-game skid. Yao Ming scored 19 for the Rockets, who dropped their second straight.

at Detroit 90, Oklahoma City 88: Allen Iverson’s off-balance runner with 0.2 of a second left at Auburn Hills, Mich., enabled the Pistons to beat the Thunder for the eighth consecutive time. Iverson finished with 22 points.

at Memphis 108, Indiana 105: O.J. Mayo scored 18 points, including two key free throws with a second left for the Grizzlies, who took the lead with seven unanswered points late and held on to end a four-game skid.

at Denver 105, Philadelphia 101: Kenyon Martin’s go-ahead dunk with nine seconds left lifted the Nuggets, who erased a 17-point third-quarter deficit. The 76ers lost their third straight.

Toronto 107, at Sacramento 101: Jermaine O’Neal scored 36 points for the Raptors, who escaped the Atlantic Division cellar.

Charlotte 95, at New Jersey 87: Raymond Felton scored 22 points and the new-look Bobcats won for the fourth time in five games.