Particularly exciting games took place tonight (Saturday through Sunday) in the NBA, with the Brooklyn Center inflicting a 110-95 loss on Miami. In addition, champion Milwaukee was defeated 127: 102 against Memphis, Chicago defeated Cleveland 94:98, Denver defeated Oklahoma 107: 113 and Toronto, San Antonio and Sacramento also recorded victories.
After a second quarter of 21:40 for the Nets, the game became an absolute Garbage Time, with the advantage peaking at 37 points. Kyrie Irving finished with 11 points, Kevin Durant added 23 points. On the other hand, Jimmy Butler scored just seven points, while Edbayo stood out with 14 points. In the next game, Irving will make his home debut in Brooklyn.
The Grizzlies got along without Ja Morant and enjoyed 24 points from D’Antoni Melton off the bench and another 20 points from Desmond Bain to beat the Bucks by 25 points. On the other hand, 30 points and 11 rebounds from Yannis Antocompo were not enough, Chris Middleton added 16 points for the champion who was stopped after two consecutive victories.
The Bulls got back on track after two straight losses and went down to the break with a promising 18-point lead. Darius Garland scored 28 points that were not enough, Zac Lavin excelled with 25 points and Damar Druzen scored 20 points for the winner.
The Nuggets recovered from the loss to Phoenix and enjoyed 35 points and 12 rebounds by Nikola Jukic and another 20 points by Aaron Gordon. For the Thunder, who have suffered 11 losses in the last 12 games, Tau Maldon stood out with 20 points.
A particularly convincing victory for the Raptors. Pascal Siakam starred with 23 points and seven assists en route to a 40-point lead at the end, Ushay Brist stood out with 21 points on the other side. The guest has already counted three consecutive losses.
The dramatic encounter came into overtime after a 105-point tie and Chuma Okiki’s miss to a three-pointer with the buzzer. The Kings took control of things in overtime and enjoyed 22 points and nine assists from Devion Mitchell. On the other side, Franz Wagner scored 19 points.
The Spurs came out with their hand on the top at the end of a close game. CJ McCollum’s 32 points did not help the Pelicans, Caldon Johnson excelled on the other side with 21 points and eight rebounds.