everyone is slowly revving up, except Jared Dudley of course

The NBA therefore resumed its marks on Wednesday, and if it will take some time to get used to all these novelties due to the health situation, we nevertheless took great pleasure in making our sixth white night basketball since March 11. Didn’t you manage to set the alarm clock? The following is for you, don’t say thank you, it’s nice.

• Lakers – Wizards : no LeBron James, no Anthony Davis, no John Wall, no Bradley Beal or Gilbert Arenas, you might as well say that this match immediately lost a lot of cachet. But that was before a trio of future Hall Of Famers took matters into their own hands to deliver victory to the Lakers after an offensive and enjoyable game. In two days the Clippers land, it will be necessary to be complete and in good shape.
  
• Clippers – Kings : no Pat Beverley, no Landry Shamet, no Montrezl Harrell, no Lou Williams, breathing. A new chance for Joakim Noah to spit his anger on the floors, a shameful first half of Kawhi Leonard, a slightly more constant Paul George, and in the end a defeat against the Kings who notably found Richaun Holmes and Harrison Barnes. Magnificent Californian derby but in Florida, we understand absolutely nothing.
• Nets – Jazz : a big duel between Rudy Gobert and Jarrett Allen, another good little match from Caris LeVert, still no Jamal Crawford and Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot who shits a lot. Victory for Jazz, which should logically stay in Orlando a little longer than the Nets.
• Nuggets – Magic : the comeback match. Mike Malone was finally able to count on almost all of his roster (only Gary Harris and Monte Morris were missing), we were also able to appreciate the great form of Jamal Murray and Michael Porter Jr., while on the Magic side if Vavane is still stuffed with his last barbeuk, it is especially the return of Jonathan Isaac who put the smile on us. Orlando victory but in a match where Nikola Jokic didn’t even bother to take a shot, let’s say it’s a bit biased.
• Bucks – Pelicans : Giannis Antetokounmpo is still so revered even when nobody cares, but it is the Pelicans who end their program with a victory. Thank you JJ Redick and thank you for the rotations, everyone had fun and it was also the only objective with that not to get hurt before the real recovery Thursday against the Jazz. In haste? In your opinion.
  
• Jonathan Isaac returns
• The Geniuses All-Star Game
• The Top 5 for lovers of soft and / or strong sensations (to come)
• Update on the TTFL (EVEN IF IT DOESN’T BEGIN ON JULY 30, NAME OF GOD)

Here it is, as the best of us would say, and we meet – already – this evening from 6 p.m. to live new adventures in the wonderful world of Mickey, the last before the serious things, well we hope.

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