A look at notable scores from around the NBA on Friday night. The Sacramento Kings were the only Bay Area team to play, winning, 105-96, over the Toronto Raptors. In Los Angeles, the Clippers beat the Lakers, 107-102.

The Kings lost their sixth straight road game, losing to Portland 109-91 on Wednesday.

The past two days have been busy ones across the NBA. The two teams from the Bay Area are heading in different directions.

Standings from around the NBA ahead of a big weekend of games. Last year's finalists – Oklahoma City and Miami – currently lead the two conferences. The surprising Golden State Warriors have won eight of their last 10 to move into fifth place.

DeMarcus Cousins was benched for the second half on Friday and after the game said he was in the wrong.

The Clippers used depth and a strong fourth quarter to close out Sacramento while making history in the process with a franchise-best 12th straight win.

DeMarcus Cousins did not join the Kings for the second half against the Clippers as he was apparently told to stay in the locker room.

After playing each other on Wednesday, the Kings and Warriors will return to action beginning on Friday.

After winning seven of their last nine games, the Golden State Warriors have managed to stay in reach of a red-hot Los Angeles Clippers club that has won 11-consecutive games. Here is a look at the Pacific Division standings.

The Golden State Warriors could not stop the Sacramento Kings and their hot three-point shooting, falling by a final score of 131-127.