We're a week into the 2017-18 NBA season, and we've already seen some incredible performances (Giannis Antetokounmpo's breakout party), some really strange things (Stephen Curry throwing his mouthpiece at a ref) and some devastating injuries (Gordon Hayward, Jeremy Lin).

The action continues Tuesday with six games, including LeBron James and the Cavs taking on the rebuilding Chicago Bulls. Before you chalk up a win for Cleveland, remember that the Cavs lost to the Orlando Magic (without Elfrid Payton or Aaron Gordon) by 21 points in Cleveland on Saturday.

We'll continue to update this page with results and highlights from the night.

Tuesday, Oct. 24

Griffin climbs the Stifle Tower

Blake Griffin may be getting older, but he can still dish out posters with the best of them. Jazz center Rudy Gobert found out the hard way, as he tried to get out of the way but it was way too late. Blake even hung on the rim for a second to let the dunk sink in.

Point LeBron? Point LeBron

Due to Derrick Rose's injury and Dwyane Wade being moved to the bench, LeBron James made the start at point guard for the Cavs on Tuesday night. James has long been the de facto point guard on the team, but he seemed to enjoy getting the official designation. LeBron finished with 34 points on 13 of 20 shooting and 13 assists compared to just two turnovers while leading the Cavs to victory.

Career night for Gordon

Aaron Gordon put up a career-high 36 points Tuesday ... through three quarters. He ended up with 41, and hit a clutch go-ahead 3-pointer in the final minute to help seal the Magic victory.

It wasn't his only highlight of the night, though. You know Gordon's always good for a couple of dunks.

Young Celtics get loose

Tim Hardaway Jr. and Kirstaps Porzingis thought they had an easy rebound. Celtics rookie Jayson Tatum thought differently.

Just minutes later, Jaylen Brown decided to play a round of "can you top this" with a double-pump reverse dunk after getting a steal.

D-Russ goes 5-hole ... twice

In the first half of the Nets game against the Orlando Magic, D'Angelo Russell bounced a pocket pass between the legs of Magic center Nikola Vucevic to hit a rolling Jarrett Allen, who (unfortunately) was unable to complete the dunk.

And in the second half, just to prove it wasn't an accident, Russell did it to Vucevic once again. This time Timofey Mozgov was able to throw it down and complete the highlight.

KAT eyes

Karl-Anthony Towns apparently has eyes in the back of his head, juding by this dime to Shabazz Muhammad in the third quarter of the Wolves' game against the Pacers. Keep in mind that's a 7-foot, 250-pound man making that pass. Sheesh.

Pacers morph into liquid hot magma

You know, it's kind of easy to win basketball games if you never miss any shots. The Pacers made an unheard of 77 percent of their field goals in the second half and 67 percent for the game en route to a 130-107 win over the Timberwolves. This shot chart looks like a 2K game on rookie mode.

Check back for more updates throughout the night.