Two days after he “killed” the Suns with a basket almost on the exhale, the Ja MorandOr included them Lakers. The leader of Grizzly scored 41 points and 11 of the last 15 of his team leading it to victory with 104-99. This is how the great performance of LeBron James went, who the day before he turned 37 had 37 points (8/14 three points), 13 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.
Five consecutive victories arrived Bulls who beat the Hawks for the second time in three nights, 131-117. Jacques Lavigne had 25 points, while Nikola Vucevic added 16 and 20 rebounds.
The Clippers They “wiped” this year’s matches with the Celtics, winning 91-82 in Boston, in a match with many absences from both sides. The hosts had the tragic 4/42 behind the 7.25m.
With a three-pointer by Tsimezi Metou on the exhale Kings They “bent” the Mavericks 95-94. The American-Nigerian had 11 points with 3/5 three-pointers against Dallas, which played again without Luka Doncic due to a coronavirus.
Devin Booker had 38 points breaking the 10,000-point career barrier and the Suns had an easy task against the Thunder, 115-97.
Despite the absence of Donovan Mitchell with a problem in the middle, the Jazz defeated Portland 120-105 with Rudy Gomber leading with 22 points and 14 rebounds.
The Hornets passed 116-108 from Indiana with Terry Roger setting a record this year with 35 points.
Detailed results:
Detroit Pistons-New York Knicks 85-94
Indiana Pacers-Charlotte Hornets 108-116
Boston Celtics-Los Angeles Clippers 82-91
Chicago Bulls-Atlanta Hawks 131-117
Phoenix Suns-Oklahoma City Thunder 115-97
Portland Trail Blazers-Utah Jazz 105-120
Sacramento Kings-Dallas Mavericks 95-94
Memphis Grizzlies-Los Angeles Lakers 104-99
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