• The Spurs have had 10 straight 50-win seasons. The last team with at least 11 straight 50-win seasons was the Lakers from 1979-80 to 1990-91 (12 straight).
• The Spurs are expected to start Tony Parker (a three-time All-Star), Michael Finley (two-time), Richard Jefferson (none), Tim Duncan (11-time) and Antonio McDyess (onetime). Also, sixth man Manu Ginobili made one All-Star team.
The last team to start four former All-Stars in a season opener was the 2007-08 Suns, who started Steve Nash, Shawn Marion, Grant Hill and Amare Stoudemire.
The last team to play five or more former All-Stars in a season opener was the 2006-07 Heat, who played Antoine Walker, Dwyane Wade, Gary Payton, Shaquille O'Neal and Alonzo Mourning.
• The Hornets have won four straight opening night games, the second-longest streak in the league.
Hawks 120, Pacers 109
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Magic 120, Sixers 106
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Raptors 101, Cavs 91
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Celtics 92, Bobcats 59
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Heat 115, Knicks 93
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Wolves 95, Nets 93
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Spurs 113, Hornets 96
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Thunder 102, Kings 89
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Pistons 96, Grizzlies 74
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Nuggets 114, Jazz 105
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Rockets 108, Warriors 107
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Suns 109, Clippers 107
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Vince Carter scored 15 points (5-for-12 from the field) in his Orlando debut to help the Magic to a 120-106 win against the Sixers.
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