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NBA: New York Knicks win at the Golden State Warriors

The New York have a balanced record again thanks to a win at the Golden State Warriors. Draymond Green flies in the second quarter, but the exclusion is highly controversial. Donovan Mitchell excelled for Utah in beating the New Orleans Pelicans.

Donovan Mitchell also leads the Jazz to a win against the Pelicans in the second game, while the New York Knicks also put Curry and Golden State on the chain.

Milwaukee Bucks (9-6) – Los Angeles Lakers (11-4) 106:113

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Utah Jazz (11-4) – New Orleans Pelicans (5-9) 129:118

  • The second game between the Jazz and Pelicans went to Utah, it was the seventh success in a row, and that was due to the outstanding performance of Donovan Mitchell. The Shooting Guard gave New Orleans 36 points and also almost sent noble defender Eric Bledsoe to the boards with a killer crossover. The All-Star converted six of his eight distance throws and grabbed 7 rebounds.
  • The guests from New Orleans got off to a better start, mainly because it ran off the triple line. The Pelicans sank eight triples in the first twelve minutes, even Zion Williamson posted his first converted throw of the season. However, after that it was over with the glory, in the following three sections only three more were added.
  • Among other things, the Jazz put in a 21-2 run in the third quarter, which increased the lead to up to 16 points. A good phase from Williamson brought New Orleans closer again, but the Jazz countered with another 10-2 run, after which the success was no longer in danger. The catalyst for this was Rudy Gobert, who plays more with the second unit this season and once again played an absolutely dominant defensive role.
  • The Frenchman put on the next double-double with 12 points, 11 rebounds and 4 blocks, and Mike Conley (20, 8/14) and Jordan Clarkson (19, 6/15) were also able to convince. Brandon Ingram (23, 8/14) and Williamson (27, 9/14) did too little for New Orleans. Coach Stan Van Gundy was ejected towards the end of the third quarter after violent protests.

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