Zydrunas Ilgauskas scored 12 points and had a season-high 14 rebounds for the Heat, who moved to 3-0 against the Cavs this season.

Antawn Jamison finished with 21 points and 10 rebounds for the Cavaliers, who rallied from an early 19-point deficit to get within 70-67 in the third quarter.

But James finished off a 19-5 Heat run to end the quarter and Miami cruised from there, turning it into a romp.

Pacers 104  Raptors 93: In Indianapolis, Roy Hibbert had 24 points and 11 rebounds to help Indiana beat the Raptors in Frank Vogel’s debut as Pacers interim coach.

The 37-year-old Vogel replaced Jim O’Brien, who was fired on Sunday. Vogel said he would allow Hibbert to play through his mistakes, and the 7-foot-2 center rewarded his new coach with his highest-scoring game since Nov. 28.

Darren Collison and Paul George scored 16 points and Tyler Hansbrough added 14 as the Pacers extended Toronto’s losing streak to 12 games. The Raptors gave up 100 or more points for the eighth straight contest.

Amir Johnson led Toronto with 18 points, and Jose Calderon and Ed Davis added 13. Andrea Bargnani, Toronto’s leading scorer this season, finished with 12 points on 3-for-15 shooting.

Nets 115 Nuggets 99: In Newark, New Jersey,  Brook Lopez scored 27 points and Devin Harris had a career-high 18 assists as the Nets gave Carmelo Anthony an indication why he might want to play for New Jersey with a victory over the Nuggets.

The game was the first between the teams since Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov told his team to halt extended trade talks with Denver for Anthony a little less than two weeks ago, saying the drawn-out negotiations were hurting his team.

The Nets (15-34) are 5-3 since the talks ended, but Anthony gave the fans who jeered and cheered him at different times a clear indication why he is so valued, scoring 37 points — two shy of his season high — to keep his team in the game.

Grizzlies 100 Magic 97: In Memphis, Tennessee, Mike Conley scored 26 points and had a key steal late, and Jason Richardson missed a 40-footer at the buzzer as Memphis Grizzlies defeated the Magic.

Gilbert Arenas made one of two foul shots to cut the Grizzlies lead to 98-97 with 40 seconds left.

Conley stole the ball from Orlando forward Ryan Anderson and was fouled. Dwight Howard was then called for a technical foul and Zach Randolph made the free throw. Conley made one of two free throws before Richardson’s shot missed badly.

Conley also had 11 assists marking the first time in his career he more than 20 points and 10 assists in the same game.

Lionel Hollins became the coach with most wins in Grizzlies history with 96.

Mavericks 102 Wizards 92: In Dallas, Dirk Nowitzki scored 24 points, Tyson Chandler added 18 points and 18 rebounds, and the Dallas Mavericks stretched their winning streak to five games with a victory over Washington, keeping the Wizards winless on the road.

Jason Terry contributed 14 points and eight assists and Shawn Marion had 14 points and nine rebounds for Dallas, which has won six of seven following a six-game losing streak.

Washington dropped its fifth straight and slipped to 0-24 on the road, the third-worst road start in NBA history.

Dallas holds the record, dropping its first 29 on the road in 1992-93.

Rookie of the Year contender John Wall had 17 points and 10 assists, and Nick Young and Rashard Lewis had 18 points apiece for Washington.

Jazz 83 Bobcats 78: In Salt Lake City, Al Jefferson scored 21 points, Paul Millsap added 12 rebounds and the short-handed Jazz blocked 10 shots to hold off the Bobcats.

The Jazz won despite being without star point guard Deron Williams for the third straight game because of a wrist injury.

Stephen Jackson led Charlotte with 24 points, while D.J. Augustin added 20 for the Bobcats, who have lost two straight.

Millsap grabbed two offensive rebounds off misses before being fouled with 40 seconds left. He made both free throws for an 81-78 Utah lead.

Gerald Wallace missed a 3-pointer that would have tied it for Charlotte and Jazz guard Raja Bell grabbed the defensive rebound then made both free throws for the final margin.

Clippers 105  Bucks 98: In Los Angeles, Blake Griffin had 32 points and 11 rebounds for his 39th double-double, and the Clippers withstood a fourth-quarter challenge to beat the Bucks for their ninth straight home win.

The Clippers tied the third-longest consecutive home victory streak in franchise history set when the team was known as the Buffalo Braves and won nine in a row from Oct. 22-Nov. 23, 1974.

They got another bit of good news, too.

Eric Gordon , the Clippers’ leading scorer who was expected to be out for a month because of a right wrist injury, is now day-to-day and will join the team for its upcoming 10-game road trip.

Corey Maggette scored 25 points against his former team as the Bucks’ three-game winning streak ended.