Last night was filled with exciting performances as there was a full slate of games. There were lots of worthy candidates but these are the top 3 performances from last night:

Former NBA player Matt Barnes took to social media to demand more accountability and transparency from NBA officials after the league served a one-game suspension to longtime referee Tony Brothers.

The NBA is always exciting and every night is another opportunity for the game’s best to show out. Last night was no different as some of the game’s best had thrilling performances.

The San Antonio Spurs look to snap an eight-game losing streak, Thursday night on the road against the Oklahoma City Thunder at Paycom Center.

The Lakers up and down season continued after a shocking loss at the buzzer to a surprising Pacers team. Just when the Lakers thought they might have been turning a corner, the Pacers climbed back from down 17 with 10 minutes to go to win.

The 76ers got off to a rough start to the season. They’ve faced some key injuries to guys like James Harden, Joel Embiid, and Tyrese Maxey but have shown great resiliency in winning games short-handed.

The Pacers have been one of the NBA’s biggest surprises this season and are off to an unexpected 12-8 start. Many expected the Pacers to be at the bottom of the league, but their high-powered offense is propelling them towards success.

A questionable offseason that saw the Mavs lose their second-best player Jalen Brunson and swing a deal for Christian Wood has the season in question.

In the eyes of former NBA player Paul Mokeski, the celebrated Draymond Green punch on Jordan Poole has been affecting the Dubs' back-to-back NBA title aspirations.

The Brooklyn Nets will need to hold on and hope that Kyrie Irving gets his bearings back in time to save their NBA season.

Anthony Davis has been on a tear of late, averaging 35.5 points, 18.3 rebounds, 2.5 blocks, and 2.3 steals while shooting 62.3 percent from the field in his last four games. The Lakers are 3-1 in those games.

These 3 players are making immediate impacts on their new teams one month into the 2022-2023 regular season.

The Detroit Pistons are reportedly listening to offers for Saddiq Bey and Bojan Bogdanovic.

Lakers' target Jordan Clarkson is unlikely to return to Los Angeles with Utah expected to hand the Fil-Am an extension.

The Kings are riding a seven-game win streak, and with their latest victory over the Memphis Grizzlies, Kings fans are thinking playoffs.

The first-year Lakers point guard is on to his on-court antics that have provided more spotlight than his production.

The Brooklyn Nets have started to gain momentum, with two impressive wins over the Blazers and Grizzlies. Kyrie Irving’s return after being suspended for the past two weeks for what the Nets deemed a “harmful impact of his conduct” for his social media posts about a movie that contained antisemitic tropes.

The Bucks lost to the 76ers in Philadelphia on Friday 110-102. Giannis Antetokounmpo struggled from the free throw line, shooting 4-15. Frustrated with his performance, Antetokounmpo went back on the court to shoot free throws postgame. That's when a ladder came into play.

The Los Angeles Lakers and the Detroit Pistons are allegedly monitoring the situation of Miles Bridges with the Charlotte Hornets.

Another week of sports means we have another week of wild things that happened. Insane plays, performances, and accomplishments are always fun to take a look at and remind us of why we watch sports in the first place.

The Warriors dropped to 6-9 on Wednesday night despite a 50-point explosion from Stephen Curry. It’s becoming a concerning early-season trend from the Warriors, losing despite MVP-type performances from Curry.

The Celtics coast to their eighth consecutive win, with a 126-101 victory on the road over the Atlanta Hawks.

The NBA is well underway and relative to expectations before the season, there have been teams that have surprised and disappointed thus far.

The Los Angeles Lakers have sent Dennis Schroder, Thomas Bryant and Kendrik Nunn to the G League to gauge if they are ready to help the team's cause.

Was this the best Joel Embiid performance when he dropped 59 points for the Sixers vs. the Jazz on Sunday? One of the best NBA performances of all-time? Social media noticed!

After scoring 101 points within 27 hours, is it too early to throw Joel Embiid’s name in the hat for the greatest big man in Philadelphia 76ers history?

The Los Angeles Lakers are working out players to fill in the huge void left by LeBron James who will be out for a couple of games due to an injury.

The Lakers' season could be in dire straits with LeBron James exiting Wednesday night’s loss against the Clippers with a groin injury.

Stephen Curry is lighting up the NBA once again, averaging 32.6 points and 6.9 assists per game.

The Utah Jazz have surprised everyone with their 9-3 start that has them sitting at the top of the Western Conference.