NBA games Saturday, scores, highlights: Westbrook leads Thunder past Spurs

Welcome to another NBA Saturday night. We've got all the news, notes, scores and highlights from all five games on the docket. 

Let's get into it.

NBA scores for Saturday, March 10

• Charlotte Hornets 122, Phoenix Suns 115 (Box Score)
  
• Miami Heat 129, Washington Wizards 102 (Box Score)
  
• Oklahoma City Thunder 104, San Antonio Spurs 94 (Box Score)
  
• Dallas Mavericks 114, Memphis Grizzlies 80 (Box Score)
  
• Clippers 113, Orlando Magic 105 (Box Score)
  

DeAndre cleans up the mess

If there's one thing DeAndre Jordan knows how to do, it's rebound. If there's another thing he knows how to do, it's dunk. He did both on this play.

Westbrook's triple-double leads OKC

The Spurs got some good news that Kawhi Leonard might be on his way back, and he can't return soon enough. The Thunder were just too much for the Spurs on Saturday, led by Russell Westbrook's triple-double of 21 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists.

Olynyk rejects Beal

Bradley Beal thought he had the lane for a two-handed stuff ... not on Kelly Olynyk's watch.

Wade reaches another milestone

Another day, another milestone for Heat legend Dwyane Wade. On Saturday he made his 8,000th career field goal.

Kemba beats the buzzer

At first it didn't look like Kemba Walker was even going to get off a shot, but he somehow turned it into a buzzer-beating layup just before halftime.

And-ones:

• Jaylen Brown suffered a concussion, but avoided structural damage from his fall. He could be out for up to a week.
• Devin Booker sat out against the Hornets due to a triceps injury. 
• Gordon Hayward is still holding out hope to play this season.
• The Bucks are reportedly signing former first-round draft pick Brandon Jennings to a 10-day contract. 
• Damian Lillard proclaimed the Trail Blazers are the "real deal" after win over Warriors on Friday night.
• Lakers' Luke Walton and Lonzo Ball are fed up with Jamal Murray's late-game antics.