Although Krejčí did not convert four attempts for three points, he was successful once and in the third quarter he managed two raids into the basket. In the last part, the 21-year-old Czech basketball player turned into the creator of the game, and after his assistance, Oklahoma even took the lead 105: 103. But then coach Mark Daigneault withdrew him from the game and Denver led the match to a victory with a 10: 2 lead, which kept him in sixth place in the Western Conference.
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The key to Denver’s victory was Monte Morris, who stopped the opponent’s big chance one minute before the end of the defense, won the ball and then the Nuggets secured a five-point lead with a three. “He basically won the match. He plays great all season and today he helped us a lot when we really needed it,” praised teammates Jokic.
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Brooklyn won a 110: 95 victory over Miami, which lost for the fourth time in a row and lost the lead in the Eastern Conference table. Philadelphia moved to first place. The Nets laid the groundwork for a second-quarter win, which they dominated 40:21, gaining a lead of over 20 points. Gradually, they increased their lead to 37 points, before at the end the Heat players at least eased the clear defeat.
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San Antonio won an important victory, winning 107: 103 over New Orleans in a direct battle for the tenth place in the Western Conference providing the pre-round playoffs. The Spurs thus lose only one win to the tenth Pelicans. Dejounte Murray helped with a triple double for 15 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists.
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Toronto’s match with Indiana was interrupted in the first half for 70 minutes when fire alarms sounded and fans were evacuated. After the detectors were repaired, the match was over, but without spectators. Toronto, which led 66:38 at the time of the break, eventually won 131: 91.
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