EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Pau Gasol has agreed to a three-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Gasol's deal extends through the 2013-14 season, and could be worth more than $60 million depending on future salary caps.

"It gives me tremendous peace of mind and safety and confidence," Gasol said yesterday at the Lakers' training complex. "We have a tremendous team, and we all want the same thing."

CAVALIERS 117, KINGS 104

LeBron James had 34 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists, and visiting Cleveland held Sacramento scoreless in overtime to pick up its seventh consecutive victory in the series.

MAGIC 102, ROCKETS 87

Dwight Howard had 20 rebounds and 13 points, and host Orlando took a 34-22 lead after one quarter and never trailed again in beating Houston.

TIMBERWOLVES 103, NETS 99

Al Jefferson scored 27 points and visiting Minnesota got a favorable videotape review — and the ball — in the final minute to hang on.

TRAIL BLAZERS 98, SPURS 94

Jerryd Bayless scored 31 points in his first start for injured Brandon Roy (sore shoulder), leading visiting Portland over San Antonio.

RAPTORS 94, PISTONS 64

Andrea Bargnani scored 21 and visiting Toronto beat Detroit, which matched the lowest point total in franchise history.

HEAT 80, JAZZ 70

Dwyane Wade scored 29 points and host Miami forced 21 turnovers in holding Utah to its lowest offensive output of the season.

WIZARDS 109, BUCKS 97

Gilbert Arenas had 18 points before leaving in the fourth quarter with a bruised left thigh in visiting Washington's victory.

HORNETS 108, WARRIORS 102

Chris Paul scored 20 points and host New Orleans handed Golden State its seventh straight loss.

NUGGETS 124, HAWKS 104

J.R. Smith came off the bench to score a season-high 41 points, hitting 10 3-pointers, to propel host Denver past Atlanta.

THUNDER 117, SUNS 113

Kevin Durant scored 38 points, including a jumper from behind the key with 14.4 seconds left, lifting visiting Oklahoma City.