The NBA day was full of stars with the return of Kyrie Irving after his suspension with the Brooklyn Nets, victorious against the Memphis Grizzlies by a Saints Aldama which is back in possession. The Golden State Warriors broke their curse with a brilliant performance by the Splash Brothers and the Los Angeles Lakers took another step forward with their third straight win thanks to a third game by Anthony Davis over 30 points and 15 rebounds. On a negative note, he didn’t shine as a Luca Doncic human in the final period of the Dallas Mavericks’ loss to the Denver Nuggets without Nikola Jokic.
MAVERICKS 97 – 98 NUGGETS
Without Serbian MVP Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon, the Colorado franchise upset Texas by beating the Mavs by an average of Luca Doncic what is left at the gates of the triple double and missed a 3-pointer to win the game (22 points on 7-of-16 shooting, 9 rebounds, and 8 assists).
The Slovenian star was wrecked in a fourth quarter, where he did not score any baskets, and ended up angry because his triple was revised at the buzzer before the break. “I’ve seen the videos and it doesn’t seem like it’s touching the line. It had a raised heel”commented the player, who last night showed his more human side by recording the worst score on the pitch.
After calling off the play, the officials gave the ball to the Nuggets with two seconds left. Vlatko Cancera compatriot of the rival star, hit a three-pointer from beyond midfield to turn a 59-52 halftime lead into 56-55 in seconds.
The Argentine Facundo Campazzo He had no minutes on the Mavericks and Hyland bones He led the Nuggets with 29 points and 6 assists in an unlikely visit win.
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KNIGHTS 113 – 87 HEAT
The game in which the Cleveland Cavaliers destroyed the Miami Heat, without Jimmy Butler and Tyler Herro and who lost three consecutive games, also ended in defeat.
Dario Ghirlanda (25 points and 7 assists) paved the way for a group of six Cavaliers players over 10 points and Bam Adebayo (21 points and 6 rebounds) was the Heat’s best as they made just 38.8% of their field goals and 19.4% of their three-pointers.
SUNS 116 – 95 KNICKS
A great Cam Payne (21 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists) led the Phoenix Suns, who made 17 of 39 three-pointers in their win against the New York Knicks.
Jalen Brunson (27 points) stood out in a Knicks who, unlike the Suns, didn’t have their day from the perimeter (7-for-25 in triples).
KINGS 137 – 129 PISTONS
With permission from the Boston Celtics and their nine game winning streak, the Sacramento Kings are the team with the best streak at the moment and this Sunday they spun their sixth consecutive victory (the first time they’ve done so since 2005) by defeating the sinking Detroit Pistons who have lost their last seven games.
De’Aaron Fox (33 points and 7 assists) e Jaden Ivy (24 points) were the leading scorers for the Kings and Pistons, respectively.
WIZARDS 106 – 102 CALABRI
Another team that is having a sweet time are the Washington Wizards, who have won six of their last seven games and beat the Charlotte Hornets this Sunday.
Kyle Kuzma (28 points and 10 rebounds) led Washington and Kelly Oubre Jr. (23 points and 7 rebounds) did the same for a Hornets who have lost their last three games.
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classifications
Eastern Conference
.1. Boston Celtics 13-3
.2. Milwaukee Bucks 11-4
.3. Atlanta Falcons 10-6
.4. Cleveland Cavaliers 10-6
.5. Indiana Pacers 9-6
.6. Wizards of Washington 10-7
.7. Toronto Raptors 9-8
.8. Philadelphia 76ers 8-8
.9. Brooklyn Nets 8-9
10. New York Knicks 8-9
11. Miami Heat 7-10
12. Chicago Bulls 6-10
13.Magic Orlando 5-12
14. Charlotte Hornets 4-14
15. Detroit Pistons 3-15
western conference
.1. Utah Jazz 12-6
.2. Phoenix just 10-6
.3. Portland Trail Blazers 10-6
.4. Denver Nuggets 10-6
.5. Sacramento Kings 9-6
.6. Memphis Grizzlies 10-7
.7. Los Angeles Clippers 10-7
.8. New Orleans Pelicans 9-7
.9. Dallas Mavericks 9-7
10. Minnesota Timberwolves 8-8
11. Golden State Warriors 8-9
12. Oklahoma City Thunder 7-9
13. Los Angeles Lakers 5-10
14. San Antonio Spurs 6-12
15. Houston Rockets 3-14
