Two days earlier, Graham celebrated the longest winning shot in NBA history and fired from a distance this time as well. All of his 12 shooting attempts were worth three points, eight of which were aimed accurately. It was his four threes in the last quarter that kept the Pelicans in the game, and the home team was close to winning in normal playing hours. But Milwaukee, in the absence of Janis Adetokunb, was drawn by the author of 40 points, Jrue Holiday, who leveled 33 seconds before the end and the match went into overtime.
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Graham hit another three in it and sealed the victory 11 seconds before the end of the free throw. “It’s hard to stop when it gets to the beat. Then all you have to do is build a good screen, “Graham’s teammate Brandon Ingram praised, who contributed 22 points. Jonas Valančiunas scored 24 points.
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Satoranský scored at the end of the third quarter, when he sent the Pelicans to the lead 79:77 after his own offensive rebound. But he did not change the next three shooting attempts.
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Tomas Satoransky of New Orleans during the match against Milwaukee.Photo: Chuck Cook, Reuters
Minnesota lost the weakened Los Angeles Lakers 110: 92 at home, thanks to 28 points and 10 rebounds by Karl-Anthony Towns. The Lakers lacked six players due to the covid protocol, so experienced veteran Isaiah Thomas, who signed a ten-day contract and immediately became the team’s top scorer with 19 points, was added to the roster. LeBron James scored 18 points and 10 rebounds. In addition, another Lakers star Anthony Davis was injured in the match. He injured his ankle first and resigned in the third quarter after returning to the match due to knee problems.
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The competition is again led by the Golden State Warriors, who defeated Boston 111: 107 on his field. In the end, they almost lost the ten-point lead, but Stephen Curry’s basket 35 seconds before the end definitely decided. Curry scored a total of 30 points and with the other five threes he once again improved his position as the best triple player in NBA history.
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The top scorer on Friday’s program was Damian Lillard with 43 points, who led Portland to a 125: 116 win over Charlotte. Ben McLemore helped him with eight threes and 28 points. Trail Blazers, who set a new club record with 16 threes in the first half, ended a series of seven defeats.
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By contrast, Utah narrowly lost to San Antonio 126: 128 after an eight-game winning streak. The match was decided by the basket 15 seconds before the end of Lonnie Walker, who, in a one-point Utah lead, turned a difficult run into the basket over Rudy Gobert, one of the best defenders of the competition. “Originally it was supposed to be played on Dejounteo (Murray), but I noticed that the opponent’s defense prevents him well. So it’s time for me to take it, “Walker said.
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| Saturday NBA results: |
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| Orlando – Miami 105: 115 |
| Atlanta – Denver 115:133 |
| Boston – Golden State 107:111 |
| New Orleans – Milwaukee 116:112 po prodl. |
| Utah – San Antonio 126:128 |
| Minnesota – LA Lakers 110:92 |
| Portland – Charlotte 125:116 |
| Sacramento – Memphis 105:124 |
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