NBA ROUNDUP : Anderson Puts Hurt on Heat With Triple-Double

A sore wrist did not prevent Kenny Anderson from getting his second triple-double of the season.

Anderson scored 32 points and had 11 assists and 10 rebounds Monday night to lead the New Jersey Nets to a 110-105 double-overtime victory over the Miami Heat at East Rutherford, N.J.

Anderson broke the wrist last season and was sidelined for 27 games and the playoffs. He hurt the wrist again last Friday against Chicago, and it was still bothering him on Monday.

“It hurt the whole game,” Anderson said. “It still hurts. But I just said ‘later for this.’ A little pain can’t kill me.”

Anderson scored 10 points during the overtimes and had assists on the Nets’ last two baskets: a short jump shot by Armon Gilliam with 35 seconds left and a three-pointer by Chris Morris with six seconds left that clinched the victory.

Derrick Coleman added 21 points and 13 rebounds for the Nets before fouling out in the first overtime.

Glen Rice, averaging 35.3 points in his last four games, led Miami with 39 points.

Boston 112, Philadelphia 107--Dee Brown broke out of a shooting slump and scored 35 points at Boston as the Celtics won after blowing a 17-point lead.

Brown made 14 of 19 shots and six free throws.

The Celtics, who broke a two-game losing streak, got a season-high 24 points from Xavier McDaniel.

The 76ers, winless in their last six games against the Celtics, were led by Dana Barros with 17 points.

Utah 102, San Antonio 87--The Jazz outscored the Spurs 15-6 in the first 9:06 of the fourth quarter en route to the victory at Salt Lake City.

Karl Malone scored 27 points for the Jazz, which went on an 11-0 run for a 93-79 lead with 2:54 left.

John Stockton scored 16 points and had 13 assists for the Jazz. Tom Chambers added 16 points and Jeff Malone had 15.

David Robinson scored 23 points and had 11 rebounds for the Spurs. J.R. Reid added 17.

Dennis Rodman had 20 rebounds and no points for the Spurs.

Phoenix 112, Milwaukee 104--Kevin Johnson scored 32 points and Charles Barkley had 28 points and 21 rebounds at Phoenix as the Suns extended their win streak to six.

Dan Majerle, who scored 19 points, gave the Suns a 99-96 lead with a three-point basket with 3:19 left.

The Suns went on an 8-0 run early in the fourth quarter to take an 85-82 lead.

Ken Norman and Blue Edwards each scored 20 points for the Bucks.