THE + HIGHLIGHTS
Monday night left us exciting games and some surprises, starting with the home defeat of Milwaukee, which has clearly been surpassed by some Hawks who are going for more, especially defensively, and that they’re playing like a real team. The complete initial quintet scored more than 15 points per capitaled by Hunter’s 24 points, plus the 21 and 9 assists by Trae Young. Giannis, despite his sprained ankle scare, managed 27+8+4, but was clearly outclassed.
The big excitement was in Miami, where the Heat and Suns put on a real show, especially in the final minutes, with an exchange of shots of many carats led by Devin Booker and Bam Adebayo, one on each side. But the real hero was Jimmy Butlerbut not for its statistical contribution (which also: 16+13+7), but for the spectacular winning block on Booker in the last attack of the suns.
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Another great game was experienced in Boston, where the Celtics measured the sensations, Shai Gilgeous-Alexanderwhich was about to win the Garden, but the locals reacted led by the defense by last season’s best defender, Marcus Smart, and obviously by the “brothers” Tatum&Brown, respectively with 27 and 26 points. The comeback was completed in the last 4 minutes and they became sterile SGA’s 37 points and 10 reboundswhich left a great emotion among the participants: there is a star to follow.
Continuing with another of the league’s bigwigs, none other than the defending champions, the Warriors swept the Spurs with a great performance by Jordan Poole (36 points and 13/20 shooting), practically doubling the next Warrior in scoring (17 by Lamb, 16 by Curry, or 15 by Kuminga) in a game without much story that Golden State dominated by 18 at halftime and 33 at halftime. finish the third.
To complete the evening Victories in Toronto in Detroit without We are VanVleet and with the carree-high of Dalano Banton (27 points), of the Hornets in Orlando with 18+10 by Mason Plumlee and 17+4+9 by LaMeloand the Clippers in Houston with 22+8+5 by Paul George.
