Feedback on the results, stats and highlights of the night of the 31st in the NBA
The Lakers win an important game to break their bad momentum a little. They crush the Blazers 139-106 with a huge performance from LeBron James: 43 points at 16/26 including 5/10 at 3-pts, 14 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks while Russell Westbrook is in triple-double (15/13/12).
Boston wins with authority against the Suns in the wake of an excellent collective since 7 of the 8 players who entered the game register at least 10 points, including 24 for Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart, while Robert Williams signs a triple-double with 10 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and 5 blocks.
Memphis continues a 4th success in a row against Spurs with 30 points from Ja Morant. The Grizzlies made the difference in the 3rd quarter, during which they passed a 19-5 to take control and not let go.
The Jazz still dominate the Wolves with the resounding return of Donovan Mitchell: 39 points to 12/21 including 6/11 from afar while Rudy Gobert compiles 14 points, 16 rebounds and 4 blocks while Bojan Bogdanovic adds 24 units. The 26 points of Anthony Edwards, return from protocol were not enough.
DeMar DeRozan is the hero of the Bulls since he offers them the victory at the buzzer while he knows a mixed afternoon: 28 points but at 8/24. Coby White adds 24 points.
OKC stops the Knicks’ series by limiting them to 80 points. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the man of the match with 23 points at 9/24. Both teams had a hard time offensively.
Atlanta is reassured in Cleveland, Miami dominates the Rockets, Dallas beats the Kings and finally Toronto wins against the Clippers.
LA Lakers – Portland Trail Blazers 139-106
Boston Celtics – Phoenix Suns 123-108
Indiana Pacers – Chicago Bulls 106-108
Utah Jazz – Minnesota Timberwolves 120-108
Sacramento Kings – Dallas Mavericks 96-112
Houston Rockets – Miami Heat 110-120
Cleveland Cavaliers – Atlanta Hawks 118-121
Toronto Raptors – LA Clippers 116-108
Memphis Grizzlies – San Antonio Spurs 118-105
Oklahoma City Thunder – NY Knicks 95-80
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