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Twenty official videos from Friday's 12-game NBA slate: Amen Thompson's game-sealing block on Victor Wembanyama, Memphis' 17-0 run at Golden State, Cameron Boozer, Walker Kessler, Luka Doncic, Darius Acuff Jr.'s 33 and the top 10 plays.

Twelve games on Friday, and the late ones were the best. Amen Thompson blocked Victor Wembanyama with under a second left in Austin, Memphis closed on a 17-0 run to stun Golden State, Walker Kessler had another huge night in the Battle of LA, and Darius Acuff Jr. scored 33 in Sacramento. Here are the official clips worth your time, each with a quick note on what you are watching.
Start with the best finish of the night. Houston beat San Antonio 114-110 in Austin, and this is the whole closing stretch in one go: Alperen Sengun’s takeover, Dylan Harper’s late slam and the block that ended it. Video: NBA on YouTube.
Before the ending, Wembanyama gave the Moody Center crowd this one. He finished with 25 points and 13 rebounds. Video: @NBA on X.
Devin Vassell jumps the passing lane, De’Aaron Fox throws it up and Wembanyama finishes it backwards. Fox played 34 minutes on his sprained right wrist and had 19 points and 9 assists. Video: @NBA on X.
Sengun scored 14 of his game-high 29 in the fourth, with 7 rebounds and 7 assists, and this is the stretch where Houston took the game back. Video: @NBA on X.
Wembanyama went to the rim for the tying layup with under a second left, and Thompson met him there. Fred VanVleet’s two free throws made the final 114-110. Thompson had 20 points and 10 rebounds, and Houston is 2-0. Video: @NBA on X.
Golden State led 106-94 with 3:47 left after a De’Anthony Melton three and did not make another field goal. Memphis won 111-108 to move to 2-0, and the Warriors dropped their home opener. Video: NBA on YouTube.
Every possession of the comeback, from 12 down to the win. This is the clip to watch if you only have a couple of minutes for this game. Video: @NBA on X.
The rookie hit the go-ahead jumper with 20 seconds left and finished with 25 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists and four threes. The league noted only Cooper Flagg and LeBron James were younger when they posted a 25-10-5 game. Video: @NBA on X.
Jerome scored 20 of his game-high 28 after halftime, the reason Memphis was still close enough to make the run. Video: @NBA on X.
The veteran finds the rookie from halfcourt for the two-hand jam. A good moment for the Warriors’ first-year forward on a night that ended badly for Golden State. Video: @NBA on X.
The Lakers won the Battle of LA 125-117 behind Austin Reaves’ 28 points and 9 assists, with Collin Sexton making his season debut. Video: NBA on YouTube.
This one does not count. Doncic, during warmups before tip-off, from the far baseline. Video: @NBA on X.
A pair of no-look assists in the first quarter, both the kind only he tries. Video: @NBA on X.
Two days after his 12-for-12 debut, Kessler had 22 points on 10-of-14 shooting, 8 rebounds, 3 steals and 6 blocks. Video: @NBA on X.
Sacramento lost its home opener 128-120 to Portland, but the No. 7 pick set the Kings’ scoring record for a teenager and became the first rookie this season to score 30. Video: @NBA on X.
Utah won its home opener 120-119. Rookie Darryn Peterson made the go-ahead free throws with 50.5 seconds left, and Jaren Jackson Jr. had 24 points and 10 rebounds. New Orleans is 0-2, with both losses by one possession. Video: NBA on YouTube.
Earlier in Boston, the new Celtic and his former Knicks teammates, on the night the Celtics won 107-103 and Jayson Tatum scored 36. Video: @NBA on X.
Seven steals in his first 18 minutes. Atlanta forced 27 turnovers and beat Charlotte 128-81, the largest win in franchise history. Video: @NBA on X.
From Detroit’s 128-111 win in Miami, a 2-0 start built on a 41-point first quarter. Video: @NBA on X.
The league’s official countdown from a 12-game Friday. Video: NBA on YouTube.
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