RESULTS

* at Washington 117, Indiana 110: Roger Mason scored 31 points and the Wizards helped clinch the final Eastern Conference playoff spot for Atlanta by beating the Pacers, the last team mathematically able to catch the Hawks. Atlanta hasn’t been in the playoffs since 1999.

* at Utah 105, Houston 96: Carlos Boozer scored 21 points and pulled down 11 rebounds, helping the Jazz win the season series, 2-1, and giving Utah home-court advantage against Houston if both teams have identical records and meet in the first round of the playoffs.

* San Antonio 101, at Sacramento 98: Tony Parker had a season-tying 32 points and 11 assists as the Spurs held off the Kings. The Kings, who missed three three-point attempts in the final seconds, played without Kevin Martin (knee) and Ron Artest, their two leading scorers.

* Cleveland 91, at Philadelphia 90: The Cavaliers clinched home court in the first round of the playoffs when Devin Brown sank two free throws with 0.2 seconds left after the 76ers were brought back on the court because of a controversial Samuel Dalembert foul.

* at Toronto 91, Miami 75: The Raptors clinched the sixth spot in the Eastern Conference playoffs by sweeping the season series against the Heat for the first time in their 13-year history. Miami (14-67) must beat Atlanta at home Wednesday to avoid its worst record.

* Boston 99, at New York 93: With Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen resting, Rajon Rondo had 23 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Celtics in what may have been Isiah Thomas’ final home game as Knicks coach. Thomas was booed beforehand and in the final minute.

* Chicago 151, at Milwaukee 135: Luol Deng scored 32 points on 15-for-20 shooting and Ben Gordon added 29 points as the Bulls shot 67% and fell five points short of a franchise record. Bucks rookie Ramon Sessions set a franchise record with 24 assists.

* at Phoenix 122, Golden State 116: The Warriors were eliminated from playoff contention despite overcoming a 17-point deficit by outscoring the Suns, 38-19, in the third quarter. Phoenix restored order with Amare Stoudemire scoring 11 of his 28 points in a 32-21 final quarter.